La Grande evening observer., July 17, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. ' ' V
ThUisdayJuIy 17, 1930
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Former La Grande
Women Honored at
Luncheon at Park
Honoring thjee,,. women, nil former
residents of La Grande who are vis
iting here this summer Mrs. G. L.
Dutton. tf Portland: Mrs. Roy Farley.
Of McMlnnvllle. and Mrs. Thomas Hill,
of Ventura, Oal. a group of friends
were hostesses at a delightful lunch
eon Wednesday afternoon at the Riv
erside park. About 25 were in at- j
tendance. Th-xternoon was spent
Informally.
Inlows Entertain
; ;v E. Qii Faculty
The faculty of- the Eastern Oregon
Normal school and their wives; were
guests of President and -Mrs. H. E.
Inlow at their home on -Main and
Oak streets last evening at a charm
ing buffet supper.
Roses and ferns were used on the
table, and also about the rooms. Mrs.
Inlow was assisted by Misses Kate
Houx, Lena Foley and Madeline Lar
son. . ,
;
Swimming- Party At
Y Radium Springs
An annual event, a gathering of fc
group of relatives and their f rlends
from North Powder, Union and -La
Grande, .took place Tuesday evening
when about 35 persons drove to Ra
dium springs for a delightful swim
ming party followed by a welnep
roast.
Those going from La Grande were':.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ranks, daughters!
Melba. Fonda, Norma, sons -: Eiaon
and no, and Mrs. William Hcughan,
Miss. Judy Moore, Mrs. George ptoa-;
dard, Elwood Hlatt, Mr. and Mra
John Maroney arid Mrs. McNeff. Mr.k
. and Mrs. John Peterson' and daugij-i
bir Volnifl' Mr nnrt Mm. Claude Mall
tin, Mrs. Eliza Peterson,. Mrs. Bertha.
Boyle, Loren Davis and his daughter'
Mr. Buslck and daughter of Seattle1
Who are visiting him. were present'
from Union and those from' North :
Powder were: Mr. and Mrs. Alma Ja
cobs, and children Cleo and Walde.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutchison,
three children, and a friend. .
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podge Women Meet
At A. Betts Home
Dora B. Schilke
Chapter Elects
Mrs. Hazel Qraham, of La Grande,
worthy matron of the Order of Eos:
ern 8tar for La Orande in 1929, and
Mrs. Ella Russell who Is also a past
matron of this city, were -chosen for
the offices of vice president and sec
retary of the Dora B. Schilke chapter
of. the Past Matrons of Union, Wal
lowa and Baker counties, which met
In Baker Wednesday and were gueaW
of Esther Chapter past matrons. Mrs.
Walter Cox, tot Union, was chosen
president and Mrs. Margaret Smith,
of Union, secretary, leaving aU offi
ces In Union county. .
All future meetings will be held In
La Grande due fo its central-location,
with tho chapters alternating ' ,a
hostesses. .The. next meeting will be
In July JBSJi with Union chapter do
'charge. . HVfi'i '"'.
Mrs. ' Carrie. , B. Jackson,, .grand
worthy matron, spoke at the business
meeting yesterday which followed
luncheon at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Addle
Jones, retiring president, was In
charge. A program of musical num
bers was presented.
Those attending from La Grande
were: Mrs.' Omay Noyes, Mrs. Irens
England and Mrs. England, Mrs. Ella
Russell, Mrs. C. M. Humphries and
her sister, Mrs. L. O. Hemming, who
Is a post matron Of Pulton Chapter.
...in 4b vinltinff here.
TUIWilt ' a r-
Mrs. Anna Leslie. Mrs. Andrew Lon-
ey, Jr., Mrs. J. Moreioc uuu
Hazel Graham. .
r.oloT-.vflP Twelfth
f Birthday Tonight
ni v,Ar t.wlf th birth-
iday Miss Jacqueline .rmen Ward,
daugnter oi mr. ana "o. l...
.will be the honor guest at a family
dinner tonight at ithelr home with
places for 14." The planning of tablj
i arrangements Include a pretty color
scheme of pin and, iwhlte. sweet peas
. as a wen wj h icvc " .
dinner, a birthday cake. The evening
.will be spent. imww"j. "
has received a number of lovely gift ;
to celebrate her first dozen summers. ,
'.Among those present will be Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Stevenson, her aunt atad
uncle and two cousi.. -. "- -
Warren 8. Stevenson of Salt Lake
city. , ' ' . '. ':..'
Announcements
'. -a-- nMnrlmmi olr. , t ...tin., roll! mpfit Frl-
He met at the home of Mrs. Alvlna y Bfternobn at 9:30 at the home of
Betts on East O avenue In regular t E; chenault tor a missionary
session Monday afternoon with all or- mee'tmg. Mrs. J. L. Hedden will noye
fleers present and a large attendance n of tne program for the after
6f members with a few absent due 6 Cars wm-t at the churoh at
to Illness. . . .. -V . ":45- for those having no means ot
' The secretary told some Interesting ;; tLttj,8portatlon: '- "
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details of the dedication of tne nome. -
at Sherman. Texas which took ipce-Uj i .. ' . i.i,e. manhood 1
June 25-26-27 with visitors present. dt his boyhood 1 anil qb
from every -ilSJSil SSlJWi hlfi W .HWWt'.
1 Sof . Carper. aM :.,. Orjal, MM
VihSing hay for F. G:lPotte?. -W hB
pnans and old folks have.,, alrea'tjr
rhade their home In tne. new mourn
' tton. ' ' " "1i
'" Aftef the business session ' dalnt;
refreshments wre served and'a pl$as
aiit soclal hour spent. -o.t It .J
In Promise: Hay"
GropHarWsted
' ;V By Bertha Carper- i
k' ." ' (Observer 'Correspondent);
vmmfTdir rirn Rnf.?lnn "i The
last three days ljaye J?W "rm,51
tne tnermomeei .chiow.....
a little above. A iew ui
r..'kn..in Kut. mnnt of the early hay
Hi Aip and the late hnv Is not quite
ready lor cuinug.
' John Carper, with a force of men,
, rlnhf rf WAV On
is cleaning - -
ton of the summit preparatory for
some more groaniB uu .ire ...b"-j
- n 11 . n , A vpV. the crave!
Mtavme hiio .,- r,-- "
on as that Is the agreement the
people were to make tne gruuo uu
tho county put on the gravely and
now the grade Is Very near completed
to tho summit. "
Harvey McDonald and Ralph Car
per went to Piri Valley lost Tuesday.
Mr ' and Mrs. French BrookSj of
Wallowa, were-it Boyd Carper's Sun
day evening after cherries. The
cnerry crop uwv ,llcr 111.
ISDc'ej Mpore. who., has been helping -.
feslbliphfepuVupW,;
returneo w iun" ,
"'Slier .ftSfav. fOl JJ2S
daufeitef;' FernrTJharles mtow;
uicl Ivan uarren. uu ,77
3eSatt.Ermali and Roy Trurnp
aid. and -Earl .William and. F. ,0., Pos
ter : all .motored to the home of o,.
p. Carper, where they ate dinner, af
ter! which David Garrett. Alvin MC-'
Donald, Ermal and Roy Trump, Deo
and Charlie Moore, Earl Williams,
Duane Gerbett, Melvln, Orvol and
Fred ond Ivan Carper went to the
old swimming hole In the Grande
Rondo river and enjoyed an hour of
swimming. The remainder of the
party remained at the home and vis
ited, all returning to their homes late
In tho evening. :
93 V, S. CITIES
IN THE inOMO :
PERSON CLASS
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cold rainy weainer. iwiowiu6 vi ,iuu, iuiwi6 u bb6-6
blossom period, causing the cherries 221 persons, was shown by Associated
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what are ripening, . .
Mr. and Mr. Fred. Trump' and
small children Visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Llge Barton, wn Sunnyslde Sun-
daHenry Carper and Wuben Barton
are painting the grange iall.
1 C. P Carper purchased a fine red
Durham cow from F. G. Potter and
Molvm mode a' trip to he river Mon
day and brought the cow home with
Obe Swearingen took a load of wood
to Wallowa Monday bringing back a
new binder for Arthur-Wallace. Mr.
Wallace has It godd crop of wheat and
Is getting ready-io take care of It.
Mrs. Fred Trump and daughter,
Irene, were quite 111 Monday and
Henry Carper took them to Wallowa
to tonsult Dr. - Gregory. Irene hss
tonsllltls and Mre. Trump Is suffer
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mained In Wallowa at the home of
Mrs. Trump s orotner, r-raiiit douhae,
on Diamond Prairie.
- AgrieS and Opal Lively are staying
iirft.n -t.npir ntint -Mrs. Leatha Carper.
v Mrs. Allle Smith Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Ula PoMlson, who
lives near Enterprise. She returned
with them after' the Fourth.
- "Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson Sr.,
of Pendleton, were In Promise Mon
day looking after his sheep here. The
herder, Crlss Wyss. moved his band
back from the Miller place to the
jonn Bannar piuce mvuoj c.suiu.
Beulah Moore, of Wallowa, Is visit
ing at the home of her brother,
Charles Moore.f '
Mrs. Anna Hcscock. of Wallowa,
visited Tuesday with Mrs. Maude
Swearingen.
- Harold Bennett and Cleorla Cam
eron were united In marriage July 3
at the home of the bride's parents at
Halfway. Howard Bennett spent all
"Invaluable" Say
Society Women
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A. t.ha Voerilt. hf tJiM
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census in Philadelphia, the last of
the big cities to roport, mode possible
a final count ot the larger municipal-
ities. :
. Twenty-five now names were aaaea :
.a .Ho Unt. nf AH hltr cities of 100.060
or over shown . by the 1620 census. In
Arrinr af their size, the largest cities
of today lnoluded:
new xorK, unicugu, jrinutpi
JJetrolt, LOs" Angeles, Cleveland, St.
Louis. Baltimore, Boston, Pittsburgh,
San Francisco, Buffalo, Milwaukee,
Minneapolis, New Orleans, Cincinnati.
Newark, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Se
attle. Atlanta, Rochester, Jersey City,
Louisville. Portland. Oregon.
' EX-PRESIDENT DIES ' : .
i SANTIAGO DE CHILE. July 17 UTl
Juan Luis Sanfuentes. who was presi
dent of Chile trom 191 to 1920, died
suddenly during the night ot a heart
attack. '".
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