V Monday, April 29,19291
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Local News In Brief
Marirarot Muycrs Atlrwiu
MIhs Margaret Meyers, daughter
at Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Meyers or
this city, has a prominent role In
the pageant of Jeanne d'Aro to be
presented May 0 at the auditorium
by students of St. Mary's college
and academy In Portland. Yesterday-a
picture of Miss Meyers
appeared In the society section of
the Sunday OreBonlan announcing
that she will have a prominent role
in the production. .. ,
To Present Program
' I'uplls. of Mrs. H. C. McClay. of
l.a Grande, will present a program
Including monologues, musical
'J rvuillima and dances at the Hot
h rSM... uHllfltnrltim thlH nvanlnp of II
m"- -
O'clock to patients and visitors at
the lako. The pupils, who are
from Union, Hot Lake and La
Orando, presented the same pro
gram last night at Union. The
public Is Invited to attend
I U-turn from Enterprise
Mr. and Mrs. Hoe Buchanan; ot
1 41 Grande, returned from Enter
prise yesterday evening. Clifford.
Hart, of La Grande, employe of
Ml. Emily Lumber company,' and
Alb's Frances Cherry, who Bpent
weekend visiting her parents,
and Mrs. G. W. Cherry, at En-
U'lprise, returned to La Grande
with the Buchanans. ' S
VmU'rjfocs Operation ,
Kricntla In La Grande have re
ceived word that Mrs. h, W. Gbod1
tii, formerly a resident of this-clly.
hut now living at Horseshoe Bond,
J tluh o, underwent a major opera
tion lost Thursday and according
to reports Is getting along quttu
satisfactorily. Mrs. Qoodln Is a pa
tient ut tit. Luke's hosplal at Boise.
J
Viis city, left lost nil
viyJle for Portland w
n.inil Ihrt Rilmmer.
Mr. anil Mr. C4oiwli Lcats .
Mr. und Mrs. James Clough, of
ight by autonio-
where they 'will
bpend the summer. They expect
to return to La Grande In the fall.
Sir. Clough is connected with the
circulation department of the Ore-
guniuii.
Present Day
The young people of the Hecond
Ward, M. I. A. of La Grande, pre
sented a three-act play at -Hot
Lake sanatorium Friday evening
to a largo and enthusiastic crowd
of patients and visitors. Between
the ucts, Mr.' Hendryx entertained
with a number of vocal solos,
Hers From Wallosra
' Mrs. Al Thompson and daughter,
Alta, of Wallowa, visited In La
Grande Saturday.
La Grande Boys
Attend DeMolay
Meeting In Bend
Eight La Grand boys attended
the state conclave of the order of
Ie Molay held In Bend,- Ore., Fri
day and Saturday, and have' re
turned to Jhelr homes hers with
glowing reports of the hospitality
shown by the city of Bend and of
the excellence or the . program
which they engages; In during the
conclave.
A trip up the Melollua river 40
miles to Its head by automobile
and ending with a picnic all held
on a beautiful day was one of the
features of, the program. A trip
to Buttle, lake where, they enjoyed
boating was another feature.- A
farewell- .dance was held- Saturday
night In the high school. Five hun
sired -De Molays, attended, the an
nual conclave., y. .. . '
Austin Dunn.' master ' councilor;
Howard .. Hargnt..'.-e'nlor councilor; -Kik
Buchanan, -'scribe:,1 Joe n Sayre,
UlUy Arrive y, .Jar' Jonea'and the
Berry brothers vwore ; those. jnho
Went front: this 'cfty. y t , ,. '' -
''Bend' Is'iho prettiest countyjlnj
h -worlr- the- boys i remarked.
Atiiohg other things ,lhej .enjoyed
boating, on the -beschutcs river. '
i "Tho entertainment afforded us
was w-onacrful,"'-thcir' said.- men
tioning the iovcly-home of Mrs. .O.
M. WhltUngton whose hospitality
they -enjoyed i while there, v . - .A!
. 'DouglaS Ballantynev of JBsnii, -accompanied,
the La Grande t Mo
lays back,; T.;, ; r,-
70lVEW-ARS.lXV
SATURDAY PARADE i
; v WORTH S 5ip0,000
V (Continued 'from' Page' Nine)
.im Stokii
A .22 automatic pistol was Btolen:
from the home of Harold Cantrell.
at 1203 Ninth street, Saturday
night, uccordlng to a reVort mad
to the police.- Tito gun had a home
do wooden handle on one side
made wo
of th o Kr
Visit (iraiiUsbn 1
Mr. und Mrs. Thomas Budge
have been visiting their grandson,
Mr. und Mrs. Walter Galloway.: in
Maishrield, Ore., for the last week
und In Portland for the same
length of time with Mrs. Budge's
biKlcr, Mrs. Berry.
W. A. .UcKciuiie Dies .
W. A. McKonzie, son of Mrs.
Ili-rtlia Weeks, died at the Protes
tant hospital in Baker Sunday.
Ilm iul will be In Bilker and funeral
arrangements will be announced
later. ;
Visitors From lilitln
. Among the Elgin people who
visited In La Grande Saturday
were: Bert Hassinussen. Mr. and
Mrs. Hert Hill. Mrs. Shoemaker,
Mrs. Guy Patten and Mr. and Mrs.
Gay Dutton.
Fellowship SupM?r
Members of the Baptist congre-
f iion will hold a fellowship sup-
f IfSt in the basement of the church
tonight ut G:3U o'clock. A program
and speaking have been provided
for. .
Mr. MikerM.ll Vkiils
L. W. Nlckerson, formerly of
Portland, with headquarters now
in Seattle, la a business visitor in
l a Grande, conferring with Jack
i- erris. - 1
Mrs. Wangli Visitor
Mrs. Elmer Waugh. of Wallowa,
was a visitor in La Grande Satur
day. Mrs. Edna Hull and Wade
U, of Wallowa, also visited in
Taw city. ,
VMt Vii-tor E-kley Homo
Mr. und Mrs. It. F. Ernst, of Co
lumlius, Neb., w ho have been visit
Ing ut the home of Mrs. Ernst's
cousin, Victor Eckley In La Grande,
left this morning.
Vl'lt al Wallowa
Mrs. L. 1'. Petersen and daugh-
ilse and Agnes, and Mrs.
Rers. of this city, were vis-
Wallowa yesterday where
they formerly made their home.
larger,-.- -Automobile dealers In fyn
urunde are veryimuch.ploascd witn
the results; nnd the Interest 'show n
in tho event. The parade will be
come an annual- event. It 'Is - c'-
poetcd. 'The one last'year was' the
first.- ';-,"'-;"
The iiinken df ,'ears l the parade
were: Studebaker, Nash, Oldsmo
blle, ' ."Chrysler.- --'Hudson - Esset,
Whippet..., Wlllys-Kulght. Graham-
Paige, . Dumnt, Ford, Dodge, Chev
rolet, - Oakland and ; lfonilac. : '
SHORT PAGEANT
GIVEN ON SUNDAY
. (Continued rrotn Pag lie
Record Of Cove
Librai7 During
1929 Praised
By Mrs. 1. B. PHW)
(Observer Correspondent)
COVE. Ore. Special "That Is
remarkable record," said Mrk.
Walter Tierce after hearing tho
rcport'of the Cove librarian, Mrs.
Nolla II. Gracel, for the first quar
ter of the current year. The re
port showed that there had been
more than one volume per capita
loaned from the library during the
first three months ot 1939. Mrs.
Pierce, who has been in library
work In Oregon for 33 years.
stressed the fact that the very best I
books should be provided for chil
dren as bad books are even worse
thsh bad companions for we know
book companions more Intimately
than It is ever possible to Know
living ones. Although Mrs. Pierce
has always been connected with
libraries which loaned books she
LA GRANDE WINNER
IN TRACK EVENT
(Continued from page 1)
running the races In only fuir time.
Mires, of Union, turned In fust time
to win the quartor mile, running
the 440 in 64 3-6 seconds. Heuter.
of I'nlon. clipped off the hulf in
S:lu. Carson mudo Baker's only
first with a heave of 39 feet OH
inches in tho shotput.
Tubor nosed out Mires In tho
Javelin with 145 feet C Inrhrs, after
Sophomores To
Present Drama
At Union May 1
lly Mrs. Bert Kulglil
(Observer Correspondent)
UNION. Ore.. (Sneclal) The
sophomore olas of the local high
school will present "The Dutch
Detective," a comedy In three acts.
Mires threw the spear 139 feet 10 ,lil weanrsuay evening Amy 1,
Inches. . - i oeiooa at tne gymnasium.
Tho dny was ideal for a track A large crowd was present and
meet, with tho mercury hbovo to enjoyed the recital Sunday even
degrees and the skies cloudless. A lug at the Cozy theatre when Mrs.
slight breexe did not hinder the H. C. McClay presented seven ot
athletes, merely cooling tho airier pupils in dramatic art. The
slightly. : 'students were Helen Davis, Doris
The summary follows; ' ' itsturgll, Jean Tallman, juanlta
iv- km,- I Spencer Wlllcock. Mildred Spcn-
, , . n,2 ,, , W, Kuthryn Green and Marlon
juv-yuru uuan. m-iicr,: i.u
Grande, first; Price. la Grande,
second; AhrcniU, l,a Gruudo, third;
Parent, Union, fourth; Hill, Baker,
fifth. Time 10 3-5 seconds.
330-yurd dash
Keft'er, La evening.
Boyles. ,.. , ., ,.: ,
I Lee Warnlck, Insurance repre
sentative of La (Jrundo was trans
uding business In Union Friday
gave a very Interesting description I Grande, first; Parent, Union', sec-1, Bon Jory left Wednesday evening
of-the Huntington library at Pasa
dena, Cal.,' which does not loan
books or even allow visitors to
touch them. - This is the only li
brary In the United States for the
preservation ot literature although
there. are many of them In foreign
countries. -At tho Huntington li
brary first editions and manuscripts
are- carefully guarded from the
ravages ot time so that posterity
may Jiave -an accurate know-lodge
ond; Graham, La Grunde. third:, Iul "i-egon y"V uuaincsa u-,p.
Penlngton. La (liundo. fourth; I Homer umw-oii ot Norm powuor
Tripp, Union, fifth. Time 23 1-5 , was In Union Friday on business,
seconds. 1 Mr. und Mrs. Frank Conner left
440-yard dush: Mires, Union, Suturdsy noon for Amity,- Ore.,
first; I). Patten, La Grunde. sec- culed by. tho death ot his father,
ond; Palmer, I .a Grande, third; L. Conner who passed away Sutur-
Holcomb, Buker, fourth; Osborn, duy morning In the hospltul at
Baker, fifth. Time 54 3-5 seconds. Salem. Oregon. Mr. Conner's homc
Hulf mile: lteuter, Union, first; was at Amity where the tuneral
Hill, Baker, second; Dixon, La will probably take place.
Grande, third: Webe. La Grunde, I Miss Louene Hutchinson enter.
M. literature of our time. "The old fourth; V. Patten, La Grande, fifth, tulned a number ot her girl friends
Idea. Of great books veins only ior
great people la: giving way to thu
idea of great books for all people
Time 2:10. -' Thursday .eveninir at a Pinochle
Mile: Thompson, La 'Grande, party ut her home In North Union,
first: Weber, La Grande,, second; i,-om. .tuWes wore ut nlav with nigh
Grunde, fourth; Dixon. La Grande,
fifth. Time 4:59 1-6.
Low hurdles: Roe, M. Grunde.
first; Mires, Union, . second;
Vaughn, Buker, third; Baker
Grunde. fourth: Stoddurd, Baker,
fifth. Time 25 2-6, .
High hurdles: Now-lund, I41
Grande,' first: Fans. Lu Grunde,
daUBhter-lll.law, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Balrd. '.
After visiting here for the past
six weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. M. Stratton, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Phillips and tumily left
Tuesday tor their home at Kyssu,
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Allen und
Mrs. ltalph Smith drove to Wulla
Wulla Wvduesduy where thoy spent
the day.
Mrs. S. 13. Miller was n Cuvo vis
itor Friday afternoon,
Mia Grace Hulling, duughtei- ot
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Hailing ot North
Union has returned - to her home
here from Salt Lake whore she hud
been since last October. -,
JOY RIDE IN '
PLANE FATAL
TO 3 SUNDAY
(Continued from Pago 9)
Second Confession
Tells of Parties
PASADENA. Cat.. Apr. S9
(AP) A second "confession" de
tailing a series of parties, marriage
proposals and an intimate friend
ship with Mrs. Pearl Cooley was
signed today by John L. Howard,
Piisadena, police said. Howard al
ready had confessed to the killing
of Mrs, Cooley's husband, Victor A.
Cooley, wealthy Pasadena automo
bile dealer. '
Six Airmen Plan ... :
Trip Around World
WASHINGTON, Apr. 29 (Xl1)
The Washington p0st Buys today
that six Internationally known
iivlutors ure preparing to begin . a
non-stop flight around the world
from New York on the lint clear
day In September. ' ; V:
PIJHE SILK HOWFJIT
This In an KVKHWBAK
hose: A pure silk to the top,
number, In a servlce-chlffon
weight. Fine gauge, extra'
long: comes in all the newest 1
colors. Usually sell for t.uo
Our Ifcirular -Prk-e
' - ( 3o ..'..-,.-'' v
1
mobile In which they woro driving
plunged over tho nnnK or uoai
river, turnod over and. pinned them
under tho cur In flvo foot of wulor.
The victims, all young men, tiro
members of prominent fmullles
here.
N1XE KIl.l.FIt AT CHOSSING
MIDDI.KTOWN, N. Y.. Apr. 29
(AP) Nino persona woro killed,
one seriously Injured hero last
night when their automobile wns
struck In a grade-crossing acci
dent at Newhanipton. Their auto
mobile w-as struck by tho west
bound New York-Chicugo express
ot the Erie railroad, ', .
through ,the work, of the., free ll-j Tobln. Union, third: V. Putten. Lo, jlulght und'Miss Ermu Puckott 1
in'g her' talk!bcfore-the club women'
and,, a number of visitors at tho
Ithrry Thursday. A paper given
by- Mrs." Bessie r-ictcncr also re
cetved mttch favorable comment,
She-touched on the growth of the
novel ou of 'biography, tho demand
iur uviiiK timniviuiii uu iiiiuiuu-
Date action at the cost of style and
polish, the waning popularity of
celved seoond- prlso.-- Cousolntioii
went to Miss Leona Hpruy. At the
1 11 " - a --'
S. I. Benson, Mr. und, Mrs. W. W.
Stevens, Miss Alice Patterson und
Mrs. Elisabeth Taylor wvra Elgin
second; Vaughn. Buker, third; l)oi1v,llu'" oamruay aiiornoon..
1 t)ni..n rn 1.. imi iTtn.. j Mrs. George Balrd and Mrs. Tony
poetry and the demand for. short) ,,f. Time 17 2-5 v ' ' .Smith were joint hostesses Friday
sttbrles, Which cover so many of
the points expected by the reading
public- of :today, including that of
speed. In .reaching the point. He
iresnmenis 01 ice cream. woin,TrPPi lteuter, Mhos). Time
iiurty woiiien -at ine cioho. 01 inu
mdetlne.'. , , ,
" Tho seniors cleared $41 "on tho
ws"elven Wednesda'v Ih iiimura ll,Mi B1,IIMI1' '"ninilr, High score among tho Curnutlon
LZ S?e.H LiiVuTn: fourth: 1-arcntt. Union, fifth. Dis. members was won by Mrs. O. F.
.......
Itelay; La Grande first (Graham, 'afternoon to the members of tho
Conley, Palmer, Wolfe): linker, Carnulion and Lucky Thirteen
second (Hill. Crockattt, Puyton, 'clubs und a few guests ut the home
Vaughn); Union, third (Parent, of their niece, Mrs. Eugene Hates
1:38 in North Union. . Luncheon wus
. 'served ut six smtill tublcs .attractive
Field L'vcntH with duffodlls following .the yellow
Shotpiit: Canon, Uuker, first; color achoine. . After luncheon
Mires, Union, second; Tubor, La biiilgo was pluyod ut five tublcs.
JEFFEltHON, Ind., Apr. 29
(AP) Edgar SuodgruHS und threo
sons wore Insliititly killed hero
Sumluy when a passeiiKoi' tritln
struck tho car In which thoy were
returning from church, services.
i .lira. ij. i
n la:. Louise
f Pari Hogerl
I 'fois in w
Vl-.il In Haker
Mr. and , Mrs. Milton Hopkins
and children and Mrs. C. Nelson
and sons wont tto Baker yesterday
to visit at the home of J. Smith.
Hew. Prmii Hihranl
Mr. und Mrs. Itulph Davis, of
llilgard. have been visiting in I -a
Grande. They were registered ot
the La Grande hotel.
us .women-of Didia,, Leuore-Head-
ley,- 'Hindu widow,, with six mem-
bera-.ot. the' -Pbltw'antt',' group' bf
cump ' fire glrls as -'widows,1, Elsie
Pelpcr,' us Oie 'child' widow, 'Natalie
Ebert'uhd-.Paye'Htimltton aa tvonf'
en.i of'' Korea; Evelyn-. Pelperarid
Atha'Dumerejl as womenl.of Japan
and Mary: Lou, Pelpor.as Conspt
ence.; . T' ', .-. I V.'..' , .',
Miss Mary Lou Pelpcr played a
pretty 'prelude arid i.offertory,-.arid
Mrs. Will' Adler served as, accom
panist during-the ivenltig., .Geofge
Moats. Frank Tyler, Everett Hyde
und llev. Vernon E. Hall also assis
ted' in the service. .-. ' ." . .
'-. Dr.. ItbVe Ilonuml . " V- i
Word was received. In-La Grande
over the weekend that the llev,
Oliver ftllcy. former rector of St.
Peter's Episcopal church here, was
appointed dean of the North Platte
deunery at a recent convocation of
the missionary district of western
Nebraska held at Hastings, Nobr.
This office not only covers the us
uul church work over an ear of
some 8,600 square miles but also
includes the supervision of the
work among the Japanese In West.
crn Nebraska, t
MIlon Attendance uuuu -Good
attendances and keen In
terest characterized the , meetings
Held at the Lighthouse gospel nils
slon yesterday. , In tho morning
A. J. Jensen, of Seattle, returned
missionary from China, preached
and In the afternoon a divine heal
ing service was held In charge of
Hans Hansen, of Salem who de
livered the sermon. A revival
meeting was held In the evening. .
Mr. Hansen left for his home
last night and Mr. Jensen will re
main for several days. . Tuesduy
evening he will preach at 7:30
o'clock. ' '
Older Buys i.ucki
iwieuates to the Older Boys' con
ference in La Grande attended the
11 o'clock services at tne r
reobrtcrlun chufon josicroaj.
with the pastor delivering ah In
teresllng and appropriate sermon.
Attendance al all cnurcnes
good yesterday.
WOULD STOi ;
iMMinRAtlOX
FOR 10 YEAfcS
(Continued from Page Nine)
Ienii Salunlny
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Itlchey. of
Portland, visited a few days in l-a
Grande lust Wek on business, re
turning to their home Saturday.
fhurhx Priiiim I-VIk-k
t'harles Priium. of this city,
"Pent yesterday fishing on the Wal
lows river. He made a good catch.
! i k u,c I" Hakrr
4lMr. and Mrs. G-. H. Bal
""I family, of this city, ar
) h'S to make their home in
Ballantyne
are leav-
Baker.
,i uinifhaiii. republican, of
Connecticut, said they had had no
evidence that the petitions referred
. i, Heed and Harris had bcrti
inspired by steamship companies
but that tncy nau umi
.ho believed their rela
tives and their native countries
were being dlscrliiilnated against.
n-iulllXOTON. Apr. 29 (AD
President Hoover Is believed to
be strongly Inclined toward Brig
adier General Frank McCoy of the
army as governor general of the
Philippines. However, it l his In
tention to defer the appointment
., Fnm, Porllan.1- I for several months, as ac " ''-
W. Hoi,,,... r I'nril.ml. ar-.ernor bugene ."-"'---
on : tho-. performance.' " After "the
play.--the;cast. were: entorts4ncd at
a.jsupper at Ihe home of Mr. and
Mrs.-J. It". Price: ' -'' '
; Mr. and Mrs. McCurcle. "of 1
Grande, with their daughter, Miss
Leonora, were visitors ut the home
of Mr. and Mrs. 'L. M. Laird Tuesday.-
.- '.- - .
. 'Mrs. Mary Chambers and her
brother, Jake Gusset, formerly of Distance' 109 feet.
La Grande,, hays moved into the
jCorl.Peleraon house recontly.
The ..WoinaD'siicfiib ' Is giving a
dinner at tlie school houso tho day
of tho :May, festival. The money
raised In. tills way will bo used to
help'-, pay the student' loan and
Dberhbochcr-hospital pledges. -
tunce 39 feet 6 inches. I Hull und Mrs. W. M. Dobbin won
- Polcvault: Graham, Wolfe -nnd high scuro umong tho. members of
Kvuns, Iji Grande, tie for first; lo the Lucky Thlrteon.. Mrs. George
feet 3 Inches: Hlbbert. Ijt Grande,' s. Huftmnn received the guest prise
fourth, 10 feet 1 inch Koontz. Hero- und consolutlon prlso went to Mrs.
ford, fifth. 10 feet. ' jx. T. Cock, ,.'-'.
Discuss Kcffur, Lu Grunde, first; j Mr. Boss, ,cu.r sulcsman for Get-Wolfe,-,
Lu Grande, second; Mires, tings und Hunks gurugo , In Lu
Union, third; Tubor, li Grunde, Urunde, . was transuding business
fourth! -Del.ong. Lu Grunde, fifth, in Union Friduy.
Mr. und Mrs., W. It. I'hllllps wero
Jiivuiin: lauor, l.a urunilq, rust: buslnessvlsJturs ut, Baker Wcdnes
M ires, .-Union, second; Klmnieriiiun'j,, ', ; J - . .
Miiker,j third: - Price, u Oruiido,,) , ctuiti 'lfitultV. roprcaohttt
fourth: lOdwarda. Hereford, fifth. I.,... .., ......... t,..n.n i
- live oi. iiiu wiuauutu uuiiutiis muu
Distance 14.5 feet 0 Inches . 'Loan 'association of Portland, wus
'Built
to stand abuse
High - Jump: Knupp, Nowluud
and WoKo, Lu Grunde, tie for first;
Bugg. l.a Grande, fourth; Hill, Ha
ker .fifth. Height 6 reel 4 Inches.
Brond Jump: Wolfe. I.u Grande,
first; Vaughn, Maker, second: Prlrii,
l.a Grande, third: Tripp, Union,
fourth; Torrence, Lu Grande, fiftii.
. Jack "FJetcher has purchased 4G
head of yearling ewes from E.. E.
Miller, -. Mr.- Fletclier and Itoy Bu
Vcep aee nssturinc their sheen at
the Archie Conley place for a few I Distance 20 feet i !4 Inches.
weeks to give the pasture on their l
own -land a chance to crow. The
contlnupd, cold weather of this 1 17lQrlnrl TVlQfri
sptlrig, has. greatly returded the T OlItllUH'iTlsH tU
grass growth. j
The' Masonic .and Eastern Star
logjr's' gave a reception In honor
Of.-Mr.-and ,Mrs.. John Dean Tues
dy evening. : 'Mr. T. P.. Graham.
wh6'..ls the newest member of the
Eastern , Star, was also an honor
guest; , yfter an. eveiilng of vlslt
lngr : games and music, refresh
ments were served. Mr. Gntlinm
gave a very Interesting talk o a
trip mode by him some yours ago.
which took hlm notrh of the Arctic
circle. . '.
u business visitor lu Union Friduy.
ltobdrt Eukln, ultorney of Lu
Urunde wus u visitor hero Thurs.
duy., :
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bates of Union
ure the purents ot a nine and ono
hulf pound-sun, born at their home
Tuesduy April-23. Mother and sun
are gutting' ulong nicely. Mrs.
Bates before - her marrluge was
.Miss Luclle Spongier of this city.
Mr. und Mrs. Ucorgo Iluby re
turned Wcdncsduy- lo their homo
In Lu Urunde uftcr visiting a .few
duys hero at the home ot Mr. and
Mrs. L. 0. Grout. . Mrs. Iluby Is a
sister of Mr. Urout. ...
Mr. nnd Airs. Thomus Balrd ot
Uuker were Union "visitors Wcdncs-
Tho first of the regulnr Saturday day at the home of their sun and
night Funohon and Murco Varle-1 ggggg
Varieties Open
At The Arcade
ties wus preacntod ut tlit Arcade
th cuter on Apr. 27 with larKo
crowijH In attcnilunri'. Tho lulliul
atiow nlcuHcd the uudlontM; and con
xlilerahle, applitUHO wan fnrthcom
luff for thu princlpulH In the iictn.
wlilfh Included a rtllor ttkutlng ex
hibition, ho(uc dani'hitf, fjlc..,
!u connection with tho vaude
ville, a alle.nt wlct tiro wan prcMent-
Mr, abd Mra.' 'K. A. Sayre wero
gueata of the cooking cltjh Krlday
vhen Mr. Hay re nreaented the club
with their charter. Mra. Huth
Springer and Mrs. Eleunor Towlo
ware alno guesta of the club. Max- , i, by tho management.
ine Towle and Phyllis Handcock i
A'ra I rr hnrtrn nf thn work for '
this week,
1'lcnty of sandwiches, cuke and
Ice creum supplemented by games
of all kinds made the eighth grade
party given at the home of Mrs. J.
p. Mills one to be remembered by
all present. Guests outside of the
eighth grade were Mrs. Itay Itaum,
Mrs. Lilian Allen, Mrs. IIcbhIc Flet
cher. Gale. Lloyd und Mr. Mills.
Glenn Huberts lert Wednesday
for his home In Balcm after sit
ing with his parents, Mr, und Mrs.
Krank Itoberta for a week.
- David Arnott Is staying with
Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Fletcher until
the close of school when he will
go to Mermlston to ha with his
aunt, Mrs. Harriet Thomas.
Tbrch.Slaying Is
Puzzling Police
NEW TOHK. Atr. 2 ( AD
Police sought today to Identify the
badly charred body of a young wo
man as the first atep In efforts to
solve the third "torch slylng" In
the metropolitan area within 14
month.
The body was found Saturday In
a clump of woods on the .Edwards
estate between Hcarsdale and Ards
ley in Westchester county by Jos
eph Heelvey, a steam fitter's help
er of White Vltttns. N. Y. Ho did
not report It until six hours Utter.
The Tlcthn wan apparently about
20 years old, five feel four Inches
tall and weighed 113 pounds. An
autopsy Indicated she had been
si ranged before being set afire.
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WAN KltANCISOO. Apr. 29 (AP)
Twelve firemen were overcome
by rmoke In a fire that did JJW.
ttUO damage to the Hummer and
Kauffman building on Murket
H reel near fourth here Mundiiy.
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.; KLKItART. JnA,' Apr.' 9-(AP)
Vivo persons, four of tliom of 0110
rmiilly, were killed Sunday and 11
lttlu..i.l In a hnnrl.nn nnlllulnn nfm
automobile and a bus on a highway 1
clsht miles east of Elkhart. Mrs. I
Ural Mnblo and children, their
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A, It. Williams, of Prtrott. driver
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