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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1929)
"e Eirht LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Friday, April 19, 1929 I m tt v W r w &. t if: w M M a it i ..! ;,! :i 3 f! ; . if i Udon High Will Enter Students . In Typing Meet OUT OUR WAY By William rr of h other halt, appear Juat program.' The aubjwt woa "Joa In time to Iruatrate the M'ound'rel'i uuin Miller." ilra, Mabel dale plana, - : . - "ave a akrtrh of the writer' life The reulnr mt-etliia; of the Wo ? and Mra. vm rle Gala read on at man'l club waa hold Thursday. hla beat poema, "An Ode to Oo aftemoui at the ofnb houae. In ! luAbua.'- lira. Merton Darla aaltK me anaono of the prealdent, Mra. "t.OB(ln" a worn panted at the , n r.. -wilier, me vlre preaident. . ., By Mr, rkti Kaigfct ! ( ObMerver orreapondenl ) J T'NION. Ore. (Bperlal) A lyp- I Inffraiii of two WalniiUiit Htudcnta. i . notliiK In the nonce division, uml I wo advanced atuU-nta, writing- in. lha amateur dlvlalon. will reoreaent I nlon HlKh mlioiil at the Koatern OlWKon Typing Krntnil.lil Pendle. loo. Huturday. ,4 Amaryllis Knlxlit ami Kdlth Creney. both aoplia-iiion-a, will rnter the novice dlvl. Hlon. Knih Connor ' and I-own Ihllchinaon. aenlora, will compete In the amateur dlvlalon. The airla tvllr be accompanied by Mlaa K'm Kttirter. ciiinmercliilteacher. ; The tenm wan choaen by meann or (i ward teata publlahtMl by the I nderwood typewriter company. The two atmk-nta In each dlvlalon who wrote with the Krraleat apeed and the feweat errora were choaen. Din liiK the paat two nionlha awarda liitvu been preaented to ten atu ilcnta. Certlflcotea of proficiency, pre aented to atudenta writing- from mi lo 40 worda per minute for 16 liilnlilra with flva errora or le have been woii by lorothy I'owv, Marlon Conner, Amaryllla Knlxlit. I l.-rnnr ia Waller, Kdlih Cheney. Kd-1 nd ' Kdralaon nnd Horn crouler dnriiiK the month of Ktbrnary. Itronfte nwurda, indicative of n in! mpi-i iittnlnment of fvam in i -.11 worda with the aame rcairlc I u IIioho iflven above,, were I lit.-il to Carl Hlrutton. Kdlth '..'my mid Amiiryllla Knlxht, ItHviriK been won during- the month of- March. 'A- request for hronae awarda for It:i rton Conner, tlladya Wortman iiinl Pimm Waller hna Jum been J Hied. 'Itila leal him fiven during- the current week. All the awurda Imvn Ill-en tirexented by Mttia Kua l. r dnriiiK the rrmiutr aaaembly Ah aoon a achool la out they will period h Id each week. Th la la the return to their home here for this flrai year for noma time that, the aummer vacation. winning- of nwurda hun been. Mine Kdlth Aloaer returned Hut riviHMvl mid both lnicrral und coin- urduy afternoon to her home In La pi'tltion ai-e keen. ' CJmnde nft-r vlalting" alnca Wadnea- .Mr.. and Mi. Merrill Coupar and day at the home of Mlaa Amaryllla h fa mother. Mra. Ida Couptr. of KnlKht. Mlaa Moaer la a aenlor of Wt'laer. Idaho, apent Haturday ham the l.a Oruncte HlKh achool. viHliltiK relullvea und frlenda. They I Monday wua an unlucky day fur h-ft Huniluy morninir for Cortland frank Ileun, or Mouth I'nlnn. Ho oil a coiiibliu-d hualneaa and pleaa- had aold a team of hormn to Dr. urn trip. Mra. Ida Couper la a la- Hairle, veterinary, of linker, rot-ti-r of A. H. Duvla, of t'nlon. 11260.00 und had delivered them .Mlaa liorln -Vc.Mlllnn, or U that day and received the money. I ic.-r&u" rw.m.S' --0 -rue. how. f COMES -jC 1 GOIUO TO CAMP 'HERS. ALL MKaeVT. flWD ' tEFfVl -1rAUCr ve SAW VAJIU- A OQ- EF WOOtsl&ER A Place, uke -fms T'CamPJ EM OkjCCT VOO i -MO" CM STlFFs)! X EvEff POU.EO IW HOW Hi- Cpuk-O r.k 1 I. I . I r ... .. .... . -- Ita MOO ' OK.HOVs oaitOutOVl JZ. ArTA 'EM OK1CE.T V40O HEAO.KK, OoRseLuG-i)1 CAKlV A COUL.O nreMfdent ( nlnnn liv Mru 1. f K'nieht. I.tttt i Mra. Frank Connor, preidded at the. Helen Itavla rave two readiuaa. i bunlnww aeaalon. Mi. U. K. Hall, i -Th JalUtor'a child" nnd "The Mia. Mabel Gul nd. Mra. .Cedrlo : WaiemUUion." ' Maater Khrutao , Hale had huiKi. of the aftemoon'a Davla aanx two nunibera. Before who pushes Puritan H a ; quality merchantoTrade with the dealer who believes In best quality at a ' ; : fair price. Livi all quality because ifs all barley adjournment the hoateaaeB. Mra. Oeoro Halrd. Mra. Tony Smith. Mra. H. H. Bonney anil Mra. D. ' . Boylea aerved refreihmenta. J A letter aent an American ao. dler In Krunca 1U yeara axo luta row turned to lt aemlir. The govern, ment jriive up.' ' .i vf , i Meals are better :V-''": with ! ' :. TREEPlTEA Pekoe Orange i ln(fi'le, urn-ill lam wpok in l.'nion viirliiK at Un"hrmv of Jirr aunt, Mr. Kd CUno.. (t. I. iii w. noprlrtor of th Ore roii Trnll Knmu, Iihh InHiullnd a now kuh tank und pump In front of hid plru'f of bUAlntwi. Mil V. U. IMilllltm mwnt Mon liiy at North owttur vlnltlnv at i lit hoint of Iikp ion and da.ieh-tfi'-ln-lttw, Mr. and Mra, All I'hll , Mr. nnd Mn. Frank f'onnr were lfLrari(nt Vlflltoia Wednenduy I'Vcnlnir. , ' v Mm. hlmrr Myoi-H una duiiKhtitr, A luujtn. with jthiippliiH: In Iji Umnau Mlmnday hftrrnobn. At I Nil I ll'HH KlIHII'l' WttH u !.u fli-ando'. visitor W4dnoiHluy uftrr-' noon.; ( A number nf Union people at-1 iindil ''The Jiikx Klnffor" at tha' Arfiidc thtutr In Ifl (Jnind Bun-! ilny ovniiliifr and hljchty pralM th tiilMnir movlf'H. Air, und A! i-H. l (!.' Hoffman und not). i . Hnitir. of Ctildwrll, J (lull o, 1 1 nl Mr. uml, Mm, K, J, Murphy, of -I'ondlnlon. wito lioune aruima Hittunluy and 8umltiy of Ir. and Mr. r tluoiirr' R iloffmun. They Iffi .Huniluy vi'iilnif -.for IhHr lilimn, Mr. and Mm. Hoffman are ittifHtM of lir. Hoffmun nnd Mr. and Mra. Murphy urw painntA or Mm. Iloffmun, i Mm. NiOlii Hutchtnaon und iliiUKhtcr. Wllniik, Irft Wit urduy voi,iittf for CorvaillN urtcf u three wf.'kft vlHit hi're with their hun Imnd und fnlher,, Vtlllnni Hutrhtn- ivin. ' Mm. llutrhlnpion and four t chlliU'en huvi bi'i-n llvlnir at Cor vuMIn thin winter whrr the chll ilifn 1 Iwivo (torn uttoudlnir Htfhnol. I'pon arriving; home ha diMCOVi'rad he had loet hie money. No trnro of it Iiun bet'fi found. Mra. W, It. J'hllllpH wah HomIhh Friday ufternoon to thn mccnilinrw of the Titicky Thirteen and n num bfi of KuoNtft at )Hr home In Houth thion. Luneheen won nerved at 1 o'rlock ut five nmull tuhieii prettily decorated with houquetH of pink r-urimtlonn and nupdn.Konn. HrldKO wua the diversion fotlowlnir lunch eon. Mm. Walter Cork won hinh arore u in oh if tht ffueKtH nnd re retved flmt prlxe und Mth. J. l' HutrhlnNon rerelVed the ehih prize. Mm, UeorKe Hcihlrd dor u red the connotation. : . f 'Mr. und Mm. Kred Kox eentor- tutned the T. H. elnh Wednesday wrved refroHhinenta. : Thera wera nlKbt at four tabli-t, of bridfre. 'h number of KiieatH from 1 41 Grand HlKh kcoim umoiiR the women I1uy-,, nnd ("ovo prenent. vm wum won by Mm. (J'orK Wln Hlilp and thn in en's prize went to J. I', Hutehlnnon. Ih; Cii'oru Hoff-, mull rccidved the rontmlutlon prize. The l.udhs Aid aoclnty of- tin Methodint rhurrh met Wednesday afti'rnooii at the church with Mm. H. K, . Miller und Mm. W. O. Mil ler iih hoNtcHHeH, A Horial hour fol lowed Ihu reKulur huH.neKH kpmhIooi tiff ore fUdJoiirnnicnt tho hoHtennoH aerved refreithmentH. Mernbem of the Carnation club hud nu enjoyuble metlnK Tueeday; when a no.honte.sa lunrheon wiu held at the Union hotel ul 12:30 o'rlonk. After luncheon All motored lo U Ornnde und attended the afternoon fthow at the Arende the uter. - 1 - There wan an unumially lnrfre at tendnnro of mcinht r nnd KueHtH of the Altar hoc let y of the fat ho lie church Wed n end it y afternoon when Mm. Mary Medi-uth, awlnted by her da UK liter. ' Mm. Mne Carroll, wimi liONteHHeH at the lioim of Mra, MoOrnth In North Union. ATter the liiiKfniHfl tu-fiNlon the remalnder of tTre nftf moon wnH'Hpnt Hociuiiy, 1 dnriiiK which time the hoHtewi-aJ A weHtrn comedy. "A Worthy ViiKubond" will b preaented by toe junior clam, of the Union illh achonl thia rvenlnjc (April 19) at I o'clock at the cyninaaluni. The' cnat followa: . I I'Yed Miller,' brother of Judith I 1 - ......."Hiir Dobbin Jlart Thurman, foremun of tha Hftr-tleui-t-Har ranch- '.' Curl Htruttooj tiaudy laU.ut.. who takes Uurt ' ; place .... Marvin Tltua Dnn Allen, half owner of the ' ( ranch; fleorge GllklHOu Horatio AlKernan Hazard 'Jr., . I , a proft-HHor of biology ........ Kobert Myera Judith Milter, owner of - the Har-Heurt-Iint ranch I fOludya Aademon Queenla Winton.s a friend of t Judith'a . .....Infz Wilson Hadle Knapp, a neiKhboe im. . -- ..Kdiia Am ell Ftnrhel, a colored' mammy.. .1. I .:..j..Holen: Hall . Hurt Thurman, foreman of 'the nar-lleart-ltar ranch, .uchemea, to ln-t Judiili. Mllli'r ,oui ot hvv one- f half Intercftt. lan Allen, tho own msj&m ThNaWt kiom ftimi arodud Invanably they come back for "seconds" when the coffee is GOOD! Order from your Grocer 7? - it! - Try This-Watch the Kiddies' Cheeks Glow With Health Children have voracious appetite. It teems almost impossible to fill them up. And with good reason. Youngsters are constantly on .th go. They play hard. Burn up about seven times as much bodily energy in a day as a grownup. That, precisely, is why your growing boy or girl needs such strength-building foods as ' Moneys itomer is here again with Greater Savings for every motorist... Mew Cm 11;:! Spring it here . ... Take advantage of this timely KKW CUSTOMER TIRE SALE and start the season u tth tieiv, depewlaole tires all arouwl. -Thousands of motorists will avail themselves of this great "Economy Opportunity" to become acquainted with the benefits of "Western Auto". 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