La Grande evening observer., June 14, 1928, Image 3

Thursday, June' 14, 1928
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
EAGLES OPEN ' '
CONVENTION
HERE TODAY
. (Continued from Pat 1)
Answering Modern Needs
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Thia wonderful dining room suite in
cludes 60-iu. buf f et, " 50-in. oblong extension-table
and four : beautiful
chairs, with high grade tapestry or
leather seats., . The entire outfit at
this - amazingly low price, on easy
credit terms if desired.
5-Piece Bedroom $QQ
Outfit At
This special outfit includes bed, van
ity, chif f onieiv coil spring and a 60,
lb; felt mattresk. !The suite is finish
ed in shaded walnut and is very at- .,
tractive and a splendid value at this ;
price. ; ' " '.' ' ";
' T -.., '
v Lawn nose
, V50 ft. of high-grade.;
'.'y, lawn hose, fully guar-'
v anteed, complete with
-couplings
$6.95
,..r .n.i ,. -I' : .. . , .
'" 9x12
AXMINSTER RUGS
IRugs $25.85
Seamless . Axminster
rugs in mottled effect
'that will give excep
; tionally good wear. A
low price. .
: Lawn Mowers ;
Ball bearing self -ad-i
justing lawn mowers,'
only ':- j
: $14.00 1
BEAUTIFUL 2-PIECE VELOUR LIVING t
ftOOM;SUITE,:ONLY:K
A Kroehler suite in attractive jacquard velour. upholstery in a choice of,
rose oi( blue shades a suite that is especially adapted to the modern
home and one that has lounging comfort and good style. 'A' value that will
appeal to. the thrifty homeowner. ; ' ; . " - V '
Your Credit
Good
Buy on Our
Easy Payment
Plan
Extra Special!
$145 AH. Porcelain Universal Range,
Now $119
5 only of these, blue enamel Universal ranges of
fered at this extraordinary low price for the first
time. .A range that is as easy to keep clean as a
china dish and one that will make cooking a pleas
ure. ; A range that will beautify any kitchen. ,
Little Tot Cars
$5.75 '
Detachable handle en
ables you to pull this
and does not inter
fere with baby when
using it as a kiddy
car
CARR FURNITURE GO,
A Small Down
Payment
the Balance
Weekly or
Monthly
Installments
INC.
Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers
then discussed the old-age pension
tot .which has been passed In seven
ptuten "It Is the most human mil
an the statutes, he aula, ma King a
plea for Us passage throughout
the nation. "Wo will nevor give
up till, the Kagles old-nge pension
Is on the books of every state In
tho union," suld Mr, Bijfelow. "It
Is a compensation for services well
rendered In being productive
worthy American cltlaens,'! ho con
cluded. " . ! .,
Nelson Kpciik -- , i
A. W. Nelson, wiui Introduced as
representing the chamber of com
merce and as secretary of the Old
Oregon Trail , assorlntlon. He
spoke briefly saying that I .a
lira rule desired nbovo all that the
Kagles should feel perfectly "at.
home" In the city Ho touched
particularly on the trip to. Wal
lowa l4ko and declared no dele
gate should miss that part of the
convention.
An address by the state presi
dent, short In durutlon, In which
he thanked the J,a Grande speak- .
crs, ended tho first session. :.
liU'reAMtl Membership ' -At
the regular state lodge that ;
followed recess the president and .'
the secretary made .their annual '
reports. ,Of particular lnterest'wasJ
the listing of the year's Increases .
in membership in various aeries.
I Klamath Kails has had a 144 per
cent increase, Med ford a 128 per
cent. Salem. 106 per cent and. Bend,
79 per cent, with a general Increase
in every aerie. j .. .. ..;jv
Jesso V... Bapp 'was a' speaker,
during tho lodge session. , The
president appointed J. . R 1 Rtdcey
to fill the ,chuir of Tost Worthy
President B. (I Coke who la unable
to attend, O. B. Everett, of Bend,
to fill the ! chair of the worthy
chaplain, Roy Reynolds. - ' ,..
Appoint Co mini I trra ',
The following committees were
appointed by President Downes:
Credentials committee. W. U Roy
al, alum, chairman. M. K. Trim
ble, Baker, George: flwanson, Pen
dleton; Resolutions, A. '.A. Asbahr,
Portland, chalriiinn, Kd 'Stewart,
Ralem, Krank Wlnslow, Bend,
Kverett Walker, La Grande; Com
mittee on Officer's Report, I). I).
Hull, Portland, chairman, Charles
A pi in, Balam, W. 10. Perkins. Kla-
math Kails, James Reutchlar, ;
ifenu; finance, Hievo n.' wiueit,
Halem, chairman, 8. 8. Pouguo,
Mcdford, Fred ltosson, ha Grande,
M. A. Premier, Kugunc; publlolty,
C. K. Happersett. I-a Grande,
.chairman, Guy AVI I lard, Bend, M.
B. Sanderson, Ralein; Commltte on
'Thanks, R. W. Ohmart, Balom. J.
R. Wilson, Portland, Roy EubanUa,
Bend. , '
COMFOnTII
They're freer, more athletic yitlkey'tt
the moit chic nd vivacioui grrroent
ever introduced. Form-fitting, with elu- V i
tfc btcki chat dpt themselvc, to every H.
Sgure. :'"' " ' :' i. iii
MMtkf H1ty8trtp4fi;i
ailMBnadcitkt : ' ,;
.. . Ctta rodelli i" V.;J
In Smart Patterrii and Colon -
Tailored with band (ront, flat leant, and fct
handy, clever . pocket. Small, muiium , ?
and large mtt , : , V
Putiiian's v i
' HAND TINTFJD SKHITS
I.. PAniB AP) Knlfo ' rrtt(rT'
HklrtH aro- npnrri!howTr-hw'
hand-tiiU( tloftignH In paBtol colors.
homo hpre. GuineH and inualc were
enjoyed' durlnfr 'the evening and a
two-cotirBe luncheon was nerved by
the hOHtpHs, atuilHted by Mm. .J. A.
I.enlt nnd Mr. 1). I.i'O Hlbbert.
About 20' younK peoplo attended
the party.
The Realistic
Permanent Wave
' 'v ': ' , The wonder,' wave' for wind
.;! ; ; f : : ' blown , bobs and curly ends
fe'and 'ringlete..;:
f Reynaud's Beauty Shop V
. ' ' The Name Assures the Quality - , ;
Phone-Main 789 New Foley Bid?.
Bridge Party At
Island. City Home
Of Mrs. Kiddle
' An outstanding social affair of
the month took place yesterday
afternoon when Mrs. Kred Kiddie,
Mrs. Clyde Kiddle and Mrs. Jyle
Kiddle were hostenscs at a brldgo
parly at the home -of: Mrs.' Fred
Kiddle at Island t'lty. Ten tables
of bridge were at pluy during the
afternoon. ,
.Bouquets of the. season's flow
ers In profusion were used to dec
orate the rooms of the home and
made a pretty setilng for the af
fair. . .
Mrs. E. Jacobson won first prize,
Mrs. Will Mitchell, second prize
prize, and third prize went :o Mrs.
W. 11. Ilohijenkamp Sr. : ,
' Following bridge the hostesses
ervtd i two-course lunch..
Mrs. Robert rarey and Mrs. W.
), W.nner were hostesses to the
ruination club at Mrs, Carey's
hom on Adams avenue last eve
ning. Three tables of bridge ner
at pluy. Mrs. Kugen Mlllerlng
making high score and Mrs. J. P.
Caldwell second." Consolation went
to Mrs. Krnest Will den. :V
A rhort business session at which
the qlub president, Mrs. Clark
Webb, presided, took place during
the evening, at the close of which
refreshments were served by the
hostesses.
1 The rooms were decorated with
fcouquets of red rose. . :
Miss Kinora Hansen was hostess
to the B. B. club Mondny evening
at her home on Fourth street. Vis
iting was the diversion of the eve
ning. The hostess served refresh
ments. The guests went to the de
pot during the evening to bid fare
well to Miss Thelma Smith, a mem
ber of the club, who was called
east by the Illness of her brother.
Those present were the Misses Hel
en Williams. Valette llarer, Louise
Salisbury, Ktlr-abeth Payton. Cor
tnna Haker and Klnora Hansen.
Mrs. Duncan Hostess
v . To M. E. Society
The Foreign Missionary society
of the Methodist .Episcopal church
met at the home, of Mrs. I V.
Duncan on K uvenue, Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs.
K. O. Payton acting as president
in the absence of Mrs. R. W. Leigh
ton, who' is out of town.
A short business session was held
and included the appointment of
a nominating committee made up
of Mrs. fl. K. Smith. Mrs. W. W.
Kinzle und Mrs. L,. S. lunford.
Mrs. iX. F, Tyler had the lesson
for I he duy, the i subject being
"Unto the Perfect Juy,M and
"World Wide Friendship." Plans
for the Christmas puckuge which
Is to be sent next week to China
were made. Mrs. K. M. Hickox Is
in charge of the box. The society
will have Its monthly meeting In
July at the city park. At the close
of yesterday's afternoon, Mrs.
Duncan served refreshments.
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Division A of the Christian Loy
al Sisters aid had a pleasant so
cial meeting yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. George Koch
ester with 14 members attending.
Plans for the bazaar next fall were
discussed during a short business
meeting at which Mis. Harry San
doz. dlvl-lon president, presided.
Mrs. It. !.. Putnam led in the de-
votlonnls. A social hour, when ro
freshmenlB were served, wus spent.
A social afternoon at the city
park yesterduy drew about 4fi
mem bets of I he Bible Searchers'
eluss of tho First Presbyterian
church. A short business session
with Mrs. Harry i. Turner, presi
dent' of the cIukh, leading, took
place early In the afternoon. Visit
ing und games were the diversions
and a peanut bunt took place for
t be several children who accom
panied their mothers.
At ubout 6 o'clock refreshments
were served at three long tables.
Mrs. it. CI. Hale was chairman of
the refreshment committee with
Mrs. Harry Hansen und Mrs.' IT. B.
Mum ford assisting. The class then
U'djourned until September.
The ltoyul Neighbors had a reg
ular session last evening at which
a special installation was the out
standing order of business. Mrs.
1'nderwood was Installed chancel
lor and Mrs. Lillian Troutmun wus
instuUed faith.
Mrs. I(. W. Weeks, orncle, pre
sided ot the session. Thn next
meeting, on June 22, will be a so
cial, with Mrs. Lillian Qulllckson
chairman.
Popular Union
Couple Married
solemnized in the Mormon temple
at Logan, Utah, on June 8, when
Miss Jrene Lovliaug -became the
brhb of Clifton Baxter. ' I
Both are popular, members of I
the yotinir folk of Union, having
lived here for some time. Both I
graduated from Union High school.
Mrs. Baxter Is the youngest datigh-'
ter of Mr. ami Mrs. J. J. Lovhuug,
of South Union, and Mr. .Baxter
is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Qeorge
Baxter, of North Union.
After a short honeymoon trip
they will return to La Orande.
where they will make their home.
Mr.. Baxter Is employed in the of
fices of tho Kastern Oregon Pon-
dosa Sales company.
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UNION (Special) Compliment
ing Miss Mildred Huight, whose
marriage to Harold Lynch, of Sal
em, will be on event of June 14,
Mrs. Frances C. Tollman enter
tained 26 friends ut her home In
South Union recently. The party
,v.aa In the form of n miscellaneous
shower In honor of the bride-elect
and many beautiful gifts were re
ceived. Bouquets of the season's
flowers were used to decorate the
rooms. The afternoon was pleus
uutly spent visiting, with the serv
ing of refreshments by the hostess
bringing the affair to an. end.
MT. -rGLRN (Special) Compll
mcnting thHr sister, Miss Klva Al
len, who Is visiting here from Nam
pa, Ida., Mr. and Mrs. R. fl. Allen
entertained at a delightful party
UNION (Special) A wedding of
much Interest to Union folk was Monday evening at their country
For June
Frocks that fit into the
many interesting, occa
sions of summer time ap
pealingly chic. '
Newest colors and mate
rials. You need only to
see them to decide
on
one.
Wear as you pay
"You tou.. run r find buying ;
hero a plenstint und .any
tusk.- Hunrtredtr 'ure - tiahttr'1
tlift irllti'Ke or buying out of
Income Instead or wiving.
Yoti run buy a suit, rout,
drew, or hut pay a. little
down und then arrange with
our friendly credit inun for-:
the hnlunee In biiiuII weekly
liiMtallmontK.
the Cinderella way
Suits
Coats
Cinderella
Frock Shop
Dresses
Millinery