La Grande evening observer., May 26, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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COVE PERSONALS
n III-
OHANOK HAM.. M;iy 2
rial) With ih" . iiUmi
ffixhd KH'ftinK in J unt. I Jin.
.Mountain graiiK- Itchl H lust ;tli
iluy im-Mluir unill full lUMt ,S:itm
day At 1 ho hall.
During me huHinKS wHslun r.sn
lullnnM wh it'll w ill If i nt nti lo
t he wtate fi'U"K' win- :ihh ,
('oriimlWct'f wt'f-H ajr'i'iN't to
help In itie i nl'-ttitlnui) nt ui vis
iting ktutiK'th anil fitnlH win v. ill
uf IhlkI tiw, county ('(iiH'cn'in'i- to
tt hvtU hen Hiit ur,fl:iy, M;iy i;s.
HncauHt; the il'-iiuf en from lf!ii
Mountatn KruhKV who will ;ilti'inl
tint inaie KnniK session In 'r
vullia Jtirm 14, Ki. Mi iiikI 17 uill
Dot 1 able to n-uch Iicjiix.1 :nwl
imittA their reports at llu i k H ( r
iavtta(f, June 1 H. thf- tJul.' oi lim
ntwitlnif haa b-n i-xtri'li i
"Wcdntlfty Jum 'i'l, when nn .'ill
day meeting will Uv hHil with sit
tlon thrvo In rhu n?t
The prosrmin hour v;ia ih -vtl t-l
. to a (JlamiHslon on iMrnv-iiH-iits
on the farm and In the hum hnmi.
Protection of blnl wn nlsr IIn
runnd. Papain anil talks w rc in
troW(KMi wkh iniiKlr.
Mr Frank WriKlit, flora or (lie
KnUir. will Iiuvm chaiKti C 1
t'hlMrftu'H tluy t ntcrtuiiiincnl fit Un
: Ti3(t (ittM'thiK. which will bo W1
; mwkiy uftHrnoon, Jutm J,
HASTINGS A(iIV VAHIH:
)'(;TtTI.AN'l), .itiy 2D. ( AIM
H(rer( (',. HiiMtln, JinMt hiiVi.', win
rfwlnned an ileiuty flhh wunlfii Ijimi
P tmbr when tin- mIhic h" m
oommUlon rolfiixiMl II. I. H.iILiIi
from the office of muntfi fluti war
tln, Uuh rturnd in his lorimr
Uutlw ut the Invitation of T.
lUryt artltiK miiHtcr flnh wnnltn.
kla; ni:i'KAri;s ,
TKKNTON, N. J. The ohi-tl
prurtico of eutlinif t he li-j:ilat ut
Into (H-Mlon by rhiKintt iiH
imrpetiuituil in I he ciifilom tol;v
of flylnK lb American flai? on
Dio Htatc housf only while ih"
It'KlHluturo Ih sittliiK, iiinl on li -t i -duyB
and Hpcciul occaHlntiM.
"'VK, (.Mpecinl) A baby
ii'Miiuldfr hhj born 1u Mr. ainl Mr.
Alvin l.luyij un Wt-iliH-wtlay, May IS.
Minn DorlH Noptiiiif who him
bt.'ii iiKlihh tt-afin-r in tin- Cnvu
hij'li fii iiuo) for lint paL year ii--i
in !(-( to hi'P honiM I'Yhlay.
Th" krv. urnl M i-M. .J.toiih
Hruun who wpf-nl the v-i l( h.-r.- a(
tin- r 'sjtj ncf of tbf Kf-v. WlltLiin
Kia'lii'-r ii toiiHil tcf th.-lr burnt in
I'taiil-- l-'ii.lay.
AJiolhi r K'onp of cainjilin- kiiIh
wtii tlo'ir RiKu-llaiiH. of 1'i-inil.--lon
Mpi-iil. Ilit w-'-k rod lit. Mn- A.m-i-tiL'iuii
(Jrovf, comiiiK May 20.
I. as' vvt . lt th.-ro wwe I Ml in lint
Iiirty but tills wt-. U only fill nitric, f
Mis. t 11', MuiHh. of IN-iiillt'ton, 1
w.in with tlic Cfirnpi'lrr' KirlH.
Mi.h. Albert HecUrr ami Mr.
Ualltfi roniHtoWt left Hunday mnrn
ioK to attend the Slate KVderation
tit Wiiiim-ii'h clubM t IViwI May 2."1
i inelUMive.
The H.-v. and Mm, .1. W. Slay
tun, of Wallowa, Hpent Sunday hi re
visHinj; IrlendM.
Mm, llattiti I'oweti, who Iuik I n
teach in; the past yiar ut. Warn-n-ton.
Ore., returned to her homo
In n n few days kq.
A Ivln J 'nler man. and Kleimor
f b'ilive, two rhlldren of tbo tit h
Ki a de, f-ecelved MlatH certificates
for ptinctuitlily durlnff I he pal
;ahool ynr,
Mr, and Mrs. IT. A. Antb-H and
Hon Male, of Tieton, Watth., have ()
been week end KUefttJ n( thn tiomo
.of their pan-nls. Mr. and Men. A.
I A, Anth .4.
I -Mim. A. H. Mef'Iain, who him
been iMMldinK' the week here, re
lumed lo her homo In Alice! Hun
day. The boy ncouIh under (heir lead
er, ("lalre Smith, enjoyed a welner
io;.Kt on Mill hill Triday cvenlnK.
The high .school orchestra khvo
i a etnicert at. (he Hof I. tike Hana
j loi ium Sunday evening, May lo
1 a, lai-i audlcnre.
!NEW CHURCHES
! MAKING HEADWAY
Undenominational and In
terdemoninational In
stitutions Show Gain
SAN FKAVCIHfO, May 20 (AC)
I 'n-b noini national and Inierde.
lUMuhiat Ional clmtclien are loakini
sure headway in (he 1'nltiiJ Slab,
according to an official report to
In prt-Hented lo the Presbyterian
Ki'iieral asMembty by Mr. J. Hoss
SteveiifUjl), of I'rlncelon, N. J.,
chainnan of t he depart men I of
church cooperation and union.
f'hulrman Hlevensou will report
that the "undenominational and In
terdenominational typo of church
appears to be slowly but steadily
fnrr eartlng- In numbers. It In found
for (he must part in small com
iiiunltieH and in frequently orKun
l.i d as u protest a)fahi.Mt denomin
ational rivalarlen In new romuiiiii
it f . This type of church often
in orKitnlzed berore any of our de
uouiinal Ions have formed local
units,"
Nii'in SilC44srilt
"The undi'iioinl national and in
terdenominational type HeelON( to
be HucceHsf ul," the report con
tinues, "so far us the meeting of
purely local rellKious needs Is con
cerned. However, If Is the utmost
unanimous opinion thut neither the
undenominational nor th hilenle
nOTiiinnlfoual church meets Its ren
ponsiltU'lties in I ho. wider, rd riK1 of
obligation.
"There does nol serm to be any
ItiinK 'i hut. ran be dona wisely no
far as modification of our' funda
mental law Is concerned to adjimf.
our I'reshyterian form of Koverit
ment. to tills present di(y tnovt!
inenl. It Is clear t.hat; when a
eh urch Is undcnornlnathmal In
character, it is lrnposslhb for un
Cubistic Bull
IMBLER
PERSONALS
IMBMilt (SppchiD Mr. and
I Mr. heed Hibburd ar tho parent
I of u 6 pound baby girl born to
I hem at the Grande ltondo hos
j jiiiiil Tuesday. May 24.
! Tom f'uKe urrlved homo last
(Saturday from Moro, Ore. Ho was
i accompanied by bis sister, Mrs, Al
i Kuller and her son. Hosier, who
t win vlnH heic until after Meeora-
Hon day.
' Miwt Jna Hudson arrived homn
j last Siiturday aft or : htivluj been
jaway diithtK 'th' winter teaching
sehool.
1 Mr. and M r. John Uoyd, Jofl
I Kcown, l.'Ha M. Walker and Ttieo
llahn motored to t Tit Hluck Mai-bla
ami l.lfin' mine Sunday. The com
j puny plans to start hulhliUK on t Iia
i main . plant next week.
A bulldoK h head of ambor In the
cubisllc manner vies with the bird
umbrella handles now so popular
';ha umbrella Is of dark brown
bilk.
Ray Nash Elected
Emerald Editor
l I'Ynnk Martin accompanied Mrs.
Martin to La Grande for medical
treatment Tuesday,
JUiymond Keown Is upending his
vacation ul luiblt-r vIsllinK relatives
and friends.
I M r, and ,l rs. John MrKlniifs
! b it Tuesday lor Portland on a
' .short I rip. ,
I Mr. ami Mrs. I'Vanlt McKlnnls
land Mrs. W. W. Smith wont to l.n
Grande. Tuesday.
Camping Outdoors
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equipment leutures all that is new aim n-su.i .
utility and comfort at a minimum cost.
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KI'GKN'IO, May sf. fAPt Uny !
Xash, Portland Jnnlui' in Journal-'
Ism at the rnfvfrstly of OreKoii, '
waH electi'.t t'dilor of tha Dally Km
f raid, Ktudenl iaper to wncet-ed
Harold Manhunt who was drownptt
In the Wilhimeite river hern a few
ditys .tko. ,ab defeated Philip
Heivh. lionebui'i;, bv u volo of 7 7 r
t 3U3.
.'nn:s wot i.D iti:vivi:
FIGHT TO lHAV
K I. A MATH KAJ.I.S, fre May
V'ti ( AP) Although- outpointed
ihroiiKhoul most of i ho bout, Tim
) 'a Italian, Horn I topped wetter
w -efKht, of Klamath l-'alls. won a.
draw trom tjeoiK Inifersoll by
flooring the IoukIi Astorjan throw
limes, Tht malch was a (fruell
Iiik uffulr with both fiKhters near
the point of exhaustion ut the end.
ATHKXS-Revival of,tha rluK
slcai Olympic K"mes in Athens in
JUIHJ unl every fourth year there
after under the name "puit-Ath-enaiu"
is u proposal under eonsld-
have mI rictiy official con I tacts era t Ion lie re.
Ki:V IT Al.ltDAHV
I.GNUGN An inuuisitlve stran
ger Htoiped Hernard Shaw in I ho
Strand recently, remarking. "I am
almost mire, you are Hernard
Shaw."
snot ij) havi; a mi i i;k
IIAIiHIN, Manchuria .-- Monthly
.siittscrlpllon rates for "Molva"
(Talk), a, Soviet newspaper, vu ry
from 7 r cents to $2, depending on charters,
the financial
Kcdber.
.status of the ,mib-
wilii it. With reference to the tn
lerdeiiomlnatlonal organiations,
our form of government us recent
ly amended would seem to give us
all the latitude in thia connection
t hat Is udviKable.
j "As to local organizations which
are known us community chinches
but which mo In reality I'resby
tcrian churches duly organized by
our presbyteries ami officered ac
cording to the requirements of our
form or government and are upon
.the roll of One- of our presbyteries,
(these, of course, uro un definitely
related to us in theory, und In most
cases in practice, as if they bora
the name Presbyterian. They car
ry the mime Presbyterian In their
although the name may
The games would be supple
mentary to th regular Olympic
events now held regularly every
four years under the InternaUonal
Olympic Com mil tee's jurisdiction
and would comprise only the an
cb nl Greek sports.
not be brought to the
church's publicity."
fore in the
SOIIHII.TY NI.K.MONN
NKW YORK Lindbergh und
Tilde n ore regarded as "sobriety
sermons," by Arthur J. Davis, su
perintendent of the State Antl-Ku-loon
league. He writes that tho
perteel machine of Lindbergh's
brain "has never been slow
ed down or marred by the polsaii
of ulcohol." and Tilden has popu
larized the Ttlden cocktail, ronslsj
ing of a large bottle of mineral
water.
Keep after weeds and bugs. Now
is the time to win the battle with
them for the season. Spray every
thing that shows a sign or insect
life. Watch th young cabbages
and nip the cabbage worms. Win n
white butterflies put In un appear
ance they mean cabbage worms. A
i spray with an arsenic compound
will check them In a hurry. They
m ed only one mouthful.
Nanette-.
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throat, also their flavor
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$1.00
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; Camp Cots
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Carriers lias three adjust
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Camp Cutlery
Coffee Pots
Dishes
Fry Pans
Skillets, Etc.
Camp Kitchen
The tourist's kitchen
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utensils and kitchen
equipment on the run
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toimeau for passen
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iJIwimxlon I'y Northern P:u'il'p.
iliri'dors of purl ieiputioii by their
company In the Oregon Trunk cx-t.-nHlon
in Ontron won nostponi-il
until Juno 1. when a quorum of the
Hi directors railed to appear at the
meeting In New York yesterday.
urcnnlliiK to advice receive, I hen'.
K I. A MATH IX) VOTK
KI.AMATir. FALLS. Ore., M
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school hoard lo expend fGfi.noo in
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j lie decided Saturday at n. special
y school election.
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