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VOLUME XXV.
NUMBER 18
SUBSCRIPTION, 12.00 PER TE A «
THREE INJURED
IN COLLISSION -
MONDAY MORNING
BLIND
SIDE
RCAD
EASTERN STAR
LODGE OBSERVES
20TH ANNIVERSARY
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ENTRANCE
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INSTALLATION WORK CARRIED
BLAMED FOR ACCIDENT
Driver Escapes W ithout Injury ; Cars C« <•
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Demolished; Victim Recovering
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In Hospital.
OUT IN GOOD FORM
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IRRIGON NEWS
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Mrs. Tom C aldw ell, w ho has been
Two cars collided e arly M onday
m o rn in g on th e B u tte r creek h ig h ­ q u ite d ll for some lim e In th e Pen
w ay w hich resu lted in th e in ju ry <jf dietan ho- ' , ,ii retu rn ed to h e r home
Mrs. A udry W h ite of H erm isto n and h ere Sunday m uah Improve«!
Miss S iow MeCoy, who h as been a t
V. S. K eik k ala of th e Iiu tte r c rt '
d is tric t. Mrs. W hite was rid in g w ltn ’n o ic r th e past th ree m onths, cam e
Mi3s G eorgiana B riggs on h e r way to koine for th e holidays.
tire Irrig o n b ask etb all team p lay ­
school a t P in e C ity w here th ey teaeh
and Mr. K ik k ala w as g o in g to his ed i Io :,n g gam e w ith th e H erm ls-
to, team F rid ay ev en in g a t th e ir
w ork on th e R alph R ich ard ran ch .
h all.
T he accid en t occurred . n e a r th e
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k B race and
Jess A rnold m ail box w hen Miss
B riggs did not see K eik k ala as he fam ily were d in n e r g u ests of Mr. and
pulled off th e side road in fro n t of Mrs. Ed H oug h ten C h ristm as day.
B ishop W isdom is hom e fo r a few
them , in tim e to stop, and in try in g
~ t o avoid him pulled in fro n t and h it d ay s w ith h is p aren ts.
Mr. an d Mrs. W. C. Isom re tu rn e d
V th e sedan broadside. Mrs. W h ite w as
from
M onum ent
th ro w n th ro u g h th e w in d sh ield and hom e S a tu rd a y
received severe c u ts ab o u t th e head w here th ey w ere v is itin g relativ es.
T he C h ristm as tre e an d p ro g ram
and a badly bruised body. K eik k ala
received tw o broken rib s an d a held a t th e C om m unity ch u rch W ed­
sprained w rist. Miss B rig g s escaped nesday ev en in g w as enjoyed by all.
S>1 w ith a few cu ts and b ru ises about P ra c tic a lly th e e n tire com m unity
w ere presen t.
th e head.
Mr. an d Mrs. H en ry W ier enjoyed
Miss B riggs w as d riv in g a model
A F ord ro ad ster an d K eik k ala a sev eral d ay s’ v isit w ith Mr. W ie r’s
T'-m odel T F ord sedan. B oth cars w ere fa th e r an d b ro th e r w ho w ere here
from B u tte F a lls; also Ills m o th er
badly dam aged.
and siste r an d fam ily, Mr. an d Mrs.
Mrs. W h ite Is in th e H erm isto n
Tedical h o sp ital w h ere she w ill be H arold H en ry from W in o n a, W ash.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam s an d Mr.
"Sbufincd for some tim e, b u t w as re-
-sj. ported g e ttin g alo n g as w ell as could a r d Mrs. O. A. H o u g h ten w ere Pen
d leton v isito rs W ednesday.
be expected. K eik k ala le ft for his
Joyce C aldw ell, who Is tea c h in g
jS to ran soon a fte r th e accid en t bu t
n ear P o rtla n d . Is sp en d in g th e h o li­
» w ill be u n a b le to move ab o u t for
days w ith h er p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs.
\ some tim e.
Tom C aldw ell.
P aul G ravel o f U nion, O regon
** REUNION HELD CHRISTMAS DAY
has p u rch ased th e R. L. W isdom
AT THF. M. M. SMITH .RANCH
place, th ra e m iles east of Irrig o n , and
w ill m ake h is hom e here.
It w as necessary fo r good old S t.
W a lte r W a rn e r is v is itin g his
N icholas to m ake his call a few h ours parents, Mr. an d Mrs. Jam es W arn er,
e a rlie r a t th e M. M. S m ith ra n c h , in fo r a few days.
th e C olum bia d is tric t, C h ristm as day
E arl S tew art, w ho Is g o in g to N o r­
In o rd er to m ake th e rounds. A fam ­ m al school a t M onm outh, Is hom e for
ily reu n io n w ith 23 p re se n t cqlls for th e holidays.
a very m erry C hristm as. All m em bers
Mr. and Mrs. F red R elk s ' w ere
of th e fam ily w ere p resen t In clu d in g : g u ests of Mr. a n d Mrs. C arl A lq u lst
Mrs. J. A. P o rte r and fam ily . P ilo t T h u rsd ay .
R ock; Mrs, Sloan Thom pson and
T he tow n b ask etb all team played
fam ily, B u tte r C reek; V ern S m ith th e P en d leto n team S a tu rd a y even­
and fam ily, P ilo t R ock; H en ry and ing, th e score b ein g 28 to 11 In
Entertain at Dinner-Bridge
Claud S m ith, P ilo t R ock; Jew g j fav o r of Irrig o n .
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S m ith, hom e from A lb an y co lleg e;
Mrs. C. C. D eurfey a n j Mr. and
Miss H azel W ren fro is sp en d in g
Leo S m ith from Sidney, M ontana, h er v acatio n w ith re lativ es a t Cover- Mrs. B. S. K ingsley w ere Jo in t hosts
w here he is p rin c ip a l of th e high dale.
a t a d in n e r an d b rid g e p a rty la st
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n G raybeil, V erda F rid a y ev en in g a t th e H erm isto n h o ­
O ther g u ests w ere Mrs. C. O’­ Leach and E arl Isom w ere d in n e r tel. C h ristm as d eco ratio n s w ere still
B rien end d a u g h te r E lizab eth , and g u ests of Mr. an d Mrs. Mac G ray ­ In fav o r w ith a sm all tree cen te rin g
son R obert, all of P o rtla n d .
th e tab le.
beil of U m atilla T h u rsd ay .
A d in n e r of ro ast tu rk e y w ith all
A fte r d in n e r th e re m ain d er of th e
A su m p tu o u s C h ristm as d in n e r w as
th e trim m in g s, w as served a t th ree
sp read a t th e home of Mr. an d Mrs. ev en in g w as sp en t In p lay in g bridge.
o'clock in th e aftern o o n to a h u n g ry
F ra n k M arkham w ith Mr. and Mrs. A m ong those p resen t w ere: Mr. and
and ap p reciativ e group.
F red M arkham an d fctnily, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. M cN aught and ch ild ren
Mrs. Jess O liver and fam ily an d Mr. N ancy, Joe and A llan, Mr. and Mrs.
SIX STUDENTS REPRESENT
t n d Mrs. H apley and fam ily as T hom as F raser, Miss C lara B ry an t of
HERMISTON AT 0. S. C.
guests.
A d e lig h tfu l tim e w as had G reat F alls, M ontana, H ugh F raser,
J a rv is D eurfey, Mrs. D eurfey and
by all.
Oregon S ta te College, Dec. 30—
Mr. an d Mrs. K ingsley.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k B race m otored
H erm iston is rep resen ted a t Oregon
to H erm isto n to see th e show S a tu r ­
S ta te college by six stu d e n ts, accord­ day.
Boy Scouts Plan Play
ing to a re p o rt Just issued from th e
P la n s for th e sco u t play "M an ito 's
office of E. B. Lemon, re g is tra r. The
Entertain W ith Turkey Dinner
M occasin” a re well u n d er way and
3321 s tu d e n ts a t Oregon S ta te th is
fall come from every co u n ty in Ore­
Mrs. Jo h n Jen d rzejew sk l e n te r ta in ­ everyone is urged to keep th e d ate
gon, 25 o th e r sta te s, th re e te rrito rie s ed in honor of h e r son W a lte r last of p re se n ta tio n open. All scouts w ill
and seven foreign co u n tries. U m atilla S u n d ay ev en in g w ith a tu rk e y d in ­ w a n t to s ta r t th e New Y ear r ig h t by
county has a to ta l of 66 reg istered .
ner. Covers w ere laid for e ig h t and b ein g p re se n t n ex t T uesday n ig h t.
G erald M cKenzie, Ju n io r In chem i­ a fte r th e ta b le w as cleared th e boys T he new y ear slogan is “ E very Scout
cal e n g in ee rin g , w ho h as recen tly sp en t th e re m a in d e r of th e ev en in g P re se n t a t every M eeting,” acco rd in g
tra n sfe rre d from C olum bia u n iv e r­ p lay in g cards. Those p re se n t w ere: to S co u tm aster O. W. P ayne.
« Turkey Banquet at 7 P. M. ; Record
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Attendance For Anniveisary
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Observance.
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V erna B yrnes spent th e C hrlstm ;.
holidays v is itin g h er p aren ts, Mr. ani
Mrs. J. II. B yrnes here. She re tu rn
ed to P o rtla n d Monday m ornlnt
w here she a tte n d s business college.
Mrs. S. B. B urley and d au g h te
E a rln a of P o rtla n d , visited here Wed
nesday and T h u rsd ay . Mrs. B urle
re tu rn e d home b u t E a rln a Intends t
v isit here fo r several weeks.
P au l W alsh is v isitin g in
Th
Dalles.
D orothy L ash sp en t p a rt of he
C h ristm as vacation in P en d leto n w iti
h e r m other, Mrg. M abel Lash. Sh<
re tu rn e d to U m atilla S unday a f
ternoon w ith h er sis te r Lovlne, wh<
is a tte n d in g Mac Hi in M ilton.
C lifford C aldw ell Is v isitin g friend
nnd relativ es here and in Irrig o n .
Ja y B erry cam e hom e from Th
D alles to spend C h ristm as w ith hi:
family.
Mr. M cKenzie of P o rtla n d visitei
here d u rin g th e C h ristm as vacation
Mr. and Mrs. A lb ert Foord an<
ch ild ren of T he D alles, w ere visitor:
here W ednesday and T h u rsd ay of lasl
w eek.
Mr. and Mrs. A rchie McFarlane"
wero business callers In B oardm an
F riday.
Tom M iller is v is itin g h is uncle,
Rev. W. O. M iller, here.
B erth a A stor of S tarb u ck Is v is it­
ing her frien d , D orothy M arshall,
Mr. T ippy of S e a ttle visited hi^
fam ily here.
He w as called aw ay
S atu rd ay ev en in g because of
the
d eath of h is fa th e r.
P au l W alsh m otored to P endleton
S atu rd ay .
W allace and D w ight M ahoney ol
P endleton, w ere unday v isito rs here
A lm a T ippy of R leth sp en t C h rist­
mas w ith h er folks here.
Ralph Rickard is visiting here.
Annie Wurster Is visiting hei
friend, Margarlet Foord, in Tht
Dalles.
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COLD SPRINGS ITEMS
Alumni Defeat* H. H. Girl*
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The A lum ni dbfeated th e H erm is­
♦ ton high school g irls In a b asketball
♦ gam e last F rid a y n ig h t by a 12-24
score. The gam e w as ra th e r rough
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam s an d c h ild ­ b u t fast. The lineup follow s;
ren w ere re c e n t P endleton visitors.
G. S w arn er
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Ross fihsw is recovering from a
G. Rodda
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N. Reeves
severe case, of ivy poison co n tracted
B. R alph
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J. W arn er
w hile w o rk in g on th e Ju n ip e r Cold
G
M. M ullins
M. H enderson
S p rin g s road.
S. ilrow nsnn
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M. H em phill
Mr. A llen of S tanfield, his son E d­
F. Pearson
F
A. K ondler
gar nnd niece, w ere v isito rs a t th e
M argaret H em phill acted as cap-
Jebs G off hom e over C h ristm as day
tuin for the high school and June
and a tten d ed th e program given by
W arn er for th e A lum ni.
th e school.
T uesday n ig h t th e high school boys
Mrs. Goff, Mrs. W illiam s an d Mrs.
I'lg g in h o th o m met a t th e tcach erag e defeated th e tow n team 18 to 21.
M onday a ftern o o n of last week and
m ade necessary p rep aratio n s for the
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS
The p ro g ram given by th e school on
th e ev en in g of th e 23rd w as well re ­
Miss R u th C herry of Condon Is
ceived. C h ristm as carols and sacred
v
isitin
g h er frien d Mias M ary B row n-
re c ita tio n s c o n stitu te d the first p art
son th is week.
of the program . The little tow n of
B ethlehem scene w as used for a
Mrs. T hom as F ra s e r was hostess
background.
a t a bridge p a rty T uesday afternoon.
s ity in P o rtla n d , is a m em ber of Pi G eorge and' G erald M cKenzie, W al­
F o llow ing th e sacred num ber w as Two tab les w ere in play and Mrs.
Hold Progressive Party
K appa A lpha, n a tio n a l social f r a ­ th e r O tt, Low ell S to ck ard , C a r l
a play in w hich M ary, th e sm all
F. B. Sw ayze received h ig h score.
te rn ity Jbseph M cN aught, sen io r In H am m er,
R o b ert
H ooker,
Dick
M em bers of th e class th a t g ra d u ­ d a u g h te r of w ell-to-do p a re n ts de­
com m erce, is a m em ber of A lpha Sig­ U pham a n d W a lte r Jen d rzejew sk l.
a te d from H erm isto n h ig h school in vises a Chrlstmjus m oie tftT ier lik in g
Mr. a n d Mrs. H a rry Todd and
m a P hi. an d is in tra m u ra l a th le tic
1930 enjoyed a progressive p a rty . th a n . . th e u su al ones In w hich _ she is .c h ild re n of B end, O regon, a rc spend-
m anager,
Receives Shipment of Ice
T uesday n ig h t. All m em bers b u t loaded dow n w ith presents. By h e r , ng th e holldaya w lth hJg pareutg My
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th re e o u t o f a class of 16 w ere pres-1 n p la o n U n «1 in
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loads of Ice th is week from U nion,
and a m em ber of th e F o re stry club.
a re given th e hap p iest Mr nnd Mrg
L u B oynton of
O regon, w here it Is c u t from larg e progress. T he firs t course w as served U ncle Ben
S h lrlle B row nson. fresh m an In com ­
nnd
an(| Mrg V an„ Royn_
ponds. T he M eadowbrook Ice Co. plan a t th e C. E. B ak er home, th e second i¡C hristm as of th e ir lives. B etty Ooff
m erce. I; a m em ber of th e Oregon
to pack fo u r carlo ad s of Ice in th e ir a t th e W. L. B lessing home and d es-j Played th e p a rt of M ary; Ju n e H lg- L of p „ n)llot<)11 v(alted c h r ,.tm a s
S ta te ch am b e r of com m erce. Lowell
se rf a t th e W. J . W a rn e r hom e. T he I ^ In b o th o r,
g ra n d m o th e r:
K enneth , day w (th Mrg w s
Boynton.
storehouse.
S to ck ard is a fresh m an in a g ricu l­
. W illiam s. U nH e B en; A reth a W ll-
Jolly p a rty ended th e ir jo u rn ey a t ,,
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tu r e and a m em ber of th e Ag club.
1 llam a, Mrs. R ates; R osalie and F ran -
A new in te rp re ta tio n of Mrs. E d ­
Legion Dance Success
thfe Joe N orton homo w here t h e y cla s h a w . th e tw o Bat<,a c h lld re n .
H e rb e rt S w arn er. sen io r in e le c tri­
dy’s life and w ork e n title d , "M ary
cal en g in ee rin g , is p resid en t of th e
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T h e d an ce C h ristm as eve given by sp e n t th e rem ain d er of th e ev en in g W arren H ig ginbotham , the little out- I B aker Eddy \
H esperian club, a social o rg a n isa tio n , th e A m erican L egion w as a tte n d e d d ancing,
C&ftt
Lym an P. Pow ell, hns been placed
fo r in d ep en d e n t m en, a n d belongs to by ap p ro x im ately 250 persons, th e
F ollow lnc th is play w ere clever ; jn th e H erm iston lib rary .
th e A m erican I n s titu te of E le ctrical best crow d had a t a dan ce in th is
Mr. an d Mrs. W. J . W a rn e r a n d : re c ita tio n s by th e y o u n g er children
E ngineers. He served on th e H o n e ­ com m unity fo r several years. R * - ; d a u g h te r J a n e w ere v isito rs in W alia nnd a s h o r t S a n ta Clan« p lay; also | Mr. BP(, Mrs. Cecil W a rn e r and
com ing reception co m m ittee an d is celp ts am o u n ted to »108. Good m u s ic , W a„ a laat S a„ lrd ay Mlsa J a n e a t . S n u ta song
a fte r w hich S an ta an- fa(nl)y a , d Mt„„ Mlnnlfi s anKt«.n<1
tre a s u re r of th e W esley Player», a w» " f u r n ‘" he<ll,y
B ran 'rte t,e ’' o r' ten d ed th e c h a rity ball given by th e p' w '“’ " P'’ <1,slr,b" ‘- ' , tr c ,ta t” “ » P o rtlan d w ere d in n e r g uests C h rlst-
M ethodist o rg an izatio n .
c h e stra from P endleton. T h e L egion I
B Mty 6 , 1 ^ v e n by th e j o ,,t
(I), trlf.t v isito rs Include
nets j a y a t th e Joe N orton home.
p lan s to give a n o th e r d an ce s a m e " “ " 8 TV alia J u n io r L eague in th e ; xfrj and Mrs. F ra n k B u n in of Pohl
Miss R nnstesd form erly ta u g h t school
Mrs. G. R. O’D aniel of P en d leto n tim e in th e n e a r fu tu re b u t have i b a» room of th e G rand h otel, w h ile m -h . Mr. a n d Mrs. Floyd G c rrn t of
hero and is sp en d in g th is week w ith
is sp ending th e holiday» w ith h e r . cancelled th e ir p lan s for a c o u n tr y , h e r p a re n ts v isited w ith Mr. and HoW man nnd several persons f r o m , Mr. an(, Mr, N or, on w hile v isitin g
d a u g h te r Mrs F C. McKenzie. JR I sto re on New Y ears eve.
| U r, B p Df>dd
I ,, C olum bi» d istric t.
o th e r friend«.
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UMATILLA NEWS ITEMS
Mr. and Mr*. W a lt C aldw ell a n f
fam ily of P o rtla n d , have re tu rn e d t<
U m atilla to live.
H e began w orl
F rid ay leav in g G lenn B lakely t<
bum p elsew here.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene M cF arland a rt
v isitin g here.
Those p a rta k in g of th e C h ristin a 1
d in n e r a t th e H en ry Thom pson hom<
w ere: Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thom p
son, R alph R ick ard ,
Mrs. G rac'
L ogan, M arg aret and Dan Foord
and H erb T hom pson, w ho has heel
w orking in D ayton, and Mr. and Mrs
H enry Thom pson and tw o d au g h te rs
A gnes and R uth.
Mr. and Mrs. R ix of Irrig o n a tt
C hristm as d in n e r a t th e home o
•their d a u g h te r, Mrs. C arl A lqulst, o
U m atilla.
M ignon Davis of P o rtla n d an d hei
m other, Mrs. Davis of A storia, art
v isitin g in H erm iston and U m atilla
Bob B a rre tt sp en t W ednesday a n t
T h u rsd ay in T he Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. A rchie McFarlan«
w ere host and hostesa to a num bei
of frien d s for C h ristm as d in n e r
Those predent w ere Mr. and Mrs
Gene M cF arland. Mr. and Mrs. Mik
M cF arland, Mr. and Mrs. H enry Dex
te r an d c h ild ren , an d Mr. and Mrs
Klk and son.
(C ontinued on last page)
One of th e la rg e st social ev en ts of
he season was held last S a tu rd a y
lig h t when th e Queen E sth e r chap-
er, order of E astern S tar, celeb rated
ts 20th an n iv ersary In giving a tu r-
eey banquet. In s ta lla tio n of officers
’ollow ed k im e d ta te ly w ith Mrs. A.
?. G arn er actin:, as in sta llin g offlcar
ind Mrs. E. L . Jackson as m arshal.
A pproxim ately 10» g u ests w ere
seated a t tab les laden w ith good
.hings to c at. The m ain table held
he large a n n iv e rsa ry cake b earin g
0 candles, w hich w as presided over
y N. C. B a rg a r, to astm aster. A num -
e r of in stru c tiv e to asts w ere given
y o ld er m em bers of th e order.
E lab o ra te decorations b ro u g h t o u t
he C hristm as id e a -a n d ap p reciatio n
vac expressed ,to th e com m ittee for
he cleverness in a rra n g in g tables
ind hall. M embers on th e com m ittee
«•ere Mrs« W. L. Ilam ni, M rs. A. H.
lo rto n And Mrs. F. V; Prim e.
O fficers w ere in sta lle d as follow s:
Mrs. Beda A. Sloan of Echo, w o rth y
in tro n i A. W. P ra n n , w orthy pa-
ro n ; Mrs. N e ttle E. S loan, a ss ista n t
n a tro n ; C. M. McCall, S tan field , as-
;ociate p a tro n ; C a th erin e L, G arn er,
«ecratary; Mrs. W in ifre d N orton,
re a s u ro r; Miss E lin o r B riggs, con-
lu ctress; Mrs. H a ttie H am m , asso-
:late co n d u ctress; Mrs. E d n a S,
B arg ar, m a rsh a l; Mrs.. G eorgiana
illsley, ct»u p lain ; Mrs. A nna M.
B riggs, o rg a n is t; five s ta r points,
Mrs. E d ith E.. B oggard, S tan field ,
4,da; Mrs. I r ;n e B row nson, R u th ;
Mrs. V era Thom pson N orton. E s th e r;
Mrs. M arg aret B. F ra se r. M a rth a ;
Mrs. G ertru d e . F rltz p a tric k , Echo,
E lecta; Miss E lva B erry, S tan field ,
v a rd e n ; T hom as C am pbell, s e n ttn a l.
The executive committees for the
aanquet were Mrs. Beda Sloan, Echo,
Vr*. E. L. Jackson and Thomas
Campbell, appointed by Eastern Star;
M. A. Brownson, Oron O. Felthouse
tnd H. E. Shesely, appointed by the
Masonic lodge. The success of th*
iffair. can be credited largely to the
:ommlttees who eo ably made the *r-
apgenqents.
IIGH SCHOOL STUDENT BODY
'NTERTAINS FOR ALUMNI
T he a n n u a l p a rty fo r th e e n te r-
a ln m e n t of th e A lum ni was given by
he high school s tu d e n t body last
Friday n ig h t In th e a u d ito riu m . T he
inly d eco ratio n s used w ere in th e
’orm of tw o larg e alu m in n ted moons
in e ith e r side of th e stag e These
v ere very affectiv e for m o o nlight
waltzes.
Music w as fu rn ish ed by rad io and
aiazio. T he young people w ere asslst-
id In th e circle tw o step and g ra n d
n arch by F fa n k O iilw lts w ho helped
hern p u t on one of th e m ost a ffect-
ve m arches ever w itnessed. M em bers
f th e A lum ni expressed th e ir ap p ro ­
bation both to Mr. G uiw its a n d th e
itu d e n ts for th e en joyable evening.
AMOS HAMMER
Amos H am m er, i2 , for th e p ast 30
•ears a re sid e n t of Echo,, died Sun-
lay evening a t his hom e a fte r an 111-
iess of t " o ee l a h a lf weeks, from
le a rt t - ublc. M r.’ H am m er Is su r-
Mr. and Mrs. R alph Ray of Ne eived by his widow f’.arah J a n e H am -
braska, Oren A rth u r of th e U. S ner a t Echo and f ’vo b ro th ers, w hose
N aval service statio n ed now a t Bar iddrerses a re na! know n.
Diego, C alif., sp en t th e Christina»
F u n eral services w ere held Tuee-
holidays a t th e P e rry A rth u r home
lay in .the M ethodist < h u rch a t Echo
Oren expects to leave for P ortland vith Hcv. 6. V/. Pc.vne o ffic ia tin g ,
S a tu rd a y and may be tra n sfe rre d tr
and P ra n n fu n eral service in ch arge,
ship for foreign service upon his re
in te rm e n t w as mad a In th e
Echo
tu rn to SanD lego. Mrs. R ay p lan s tr cem etery.
m ake h e r home here Indefinitely.
Sisters Meet After 39 Year*
Mr. sn d Mrs. New M adden e n te r­
tain ed Mr. an d Mrs. H. L. P ro p st and
fam ily, and Mrs. Jo h n Olomcock at
th e ir hom e C h ristm as day. It Is the
firs t tim e In 39 years th a t th* three
sinter« have been to g e th e r a t one
tim e. Mrs. New M adden, Mrs. H. L.
P ropst and Mrs. G lasscock have been
sep arated since girlhood and w ith th e
exception of Mrs. O tis P ropst, w ho
lives in Iow a, they a re the last of a
larg e fam ily.
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BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
SEASON 1930-1931
Schemi
Date
Ja n . 9 U m atilla
Ja n . 24 G risw old
Ja n . 30 U m atilla
Feb. « Adams
Feb. 11 Echo
Feb. 13 Irrig o n
Feb. 18 Echo
Feb. t l Lertldgtbn
Place
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U m atilla
H erm iston
Echo
H erm iston
H erm iston
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