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Miss Bus Duke, Society Editor "
Telephone Main 800 Until 9:30 a. ni .
Gladys Billings ;
Crowned Queen at h
Green," Gold Ball
Prininr, onrt oni.iu rttmllni. that 1
bf the courts of ancient Icings were
predominant at the annual green and
gold balloon ball givtn by the stake
M-,I. A. of -the-. Latter Day Saints
church Friday evening at the Recrea-
has ever gathered from the various
towns in the stake was present, Mrs.
facie Hlatt declared. vAij i
t. Green and gold were used in the
decorations with streamers hanging
from the celling. Three centerpieces
of green and gold, balloons added to
the clever effect produced- by the
streamers and were released to float
m,i?.??I SniJheft?SSfi2f
- - -".. " c' '
vA rose garden, with thoi flowers
carrying, out the color motif,, was ar-. j
ranged at, one. end -.'oft-the ballroomi '
behind which the queen sat in, five
swings. -When the queen-was chosen I
sha left her small swing and sat In1
tlie rone-'large-swing;1 Other - queen
candidates were Norma Stoddard, at-!
tended by Thomas Hunt,, ..both of
Baker; Ethel Harnden, attended by
Grant Strlngham. La- Grande Flrst
Ward; La Neeve Salkleld.iattended by
Lroweii r utier, wruuuo oevuuu
UCrvUn? SSnGenfrUnnttenThe
by Vernal Nielsen, of Union. .The
W 7,S v".-... ot-.,tlu school, by the, .teachers and
rPf;M.- i'- - -rf."-.- v: mothers'. . Afterward , -they were ln-
. The queen's attendants served- as vlted to the Turn home on Wash
the Judges in the queen contest.. Miss lhgton-ovenue for Karnes,..,-
billings.. ..was i presented. . t -10:30, - .,- :. ;,: .
o'clock. ,SHe.. -wore a- dress , of .greert 1 ',
and gold wlth.gold ,sllppers,and -other IVTv? IVTaVVlllp I5?
appropriate, accessories,, carrying, an iiijr vii
arm bouquet of yellow snap, dragons. ; ' Wnci'r"PQa 'EVlnnlr
She was crowned by Grant Bean, of . . - -iiuoicoo x A iucvj.
the- who also acted as an1
announcer , and floor, master during .
the evening. "t.;,.,,, ..
"i r yZS llliJ- . J.rt" two Were present with four. tables,of
?.'id.f '?h"n t hlP'nW Playing. Charles Splzey and
qusjtet. sang iWhea J took to the M , g JB f, ,tnk. prizes,
West, I Tblnk of .You.''. The quartet h . e. Feuerhelm and Miss Con-
Miss Barbara Hlatt arid Karl and Jo
seph. Zaugg.. t r
; Seven couples from the stake dmn-
Onstrated the contest dance, the na-
tional winner of which will be chosen
next June when they dance in, Salt
Lake. City,- Utah. The dance last
night was presented only for. demon-
stration, Mrs. Hlatt states. Partlci-
pants were Miss Ruth Garrlck and
Joseph. Zaugg, Miss Barbara Hlatt and
no nwiiu, una wira xvuwieruitj ww 1M1 and Mrs S B Morean enter
Stt ,fl?EX?- ,",ra"dH8 tamed aaf a meeting o7 Xfflcers
Frances' Hailing, Union Ward; Miss
Lucille-Andrew and Jack Andrew.
Baker Ward; Miss Merle Andrew and
Clifford Westenskow. and Mrs. Fern
Clegg and;pene Perry, Imbler Ward.
V Punch was served throughout the
evenlne from a nlcturesaue Old Oaken
bucket susDended in a well..tat which
Miss Nadine and Max Burke pre-
sided. Mrs. Hlatt presided at the
cleverly decorated candy counter. The
dancers were given caps as favors, for
the evening. . - " Light refreshments , were served by
: i Music was furnished by the Star the hostess. ... -Novelty
orchestra. The-committee in '-, -charge
4ncluded, Mrs,, Anns., Black,- M-TJ'llr- A'vt-iwq'1'''Rq11 C
Grande: and Parley Thomas. Baker,, UlIKS ' AllllUeU J3d.ll 1 -
general, chairman; Mrs. Clyde Met
calf, decorations; Mrs. Jack Hlatt,
candy booth and . popcorn; . Elmo
Clegg, advertising.
- -Saturday, Janf 24
7:30 Saturday Bridge club, with
Mrs. Guy Ellis,
7:30 District association of Odd
Fellows and Rbekahs at the I. O.
O. F. hall.
8:00 Rainbow girls, at the Ma
sonic hall.
8:00 Mohawk Bridge club, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Oliver. - .
Monday, Jan. 26
1 :00 Monday Bridge club
luncheon at the home of Mrs. J.
F. O'Connell.
2:00 Wokelita Bridge club, with
Mrs. George Clark.
2:00 Ramblers Art club, with
Mrs. Ed. Kiddle.
2:15 Art Research club,- with
Mrs. C. M. Humphreys.
4:00 Gatusl Camp Fire, at the
home of Mrs. R. O. Williams.
4:00 Nlssakl Bluebird- group,
with Miss Marguerite Hesse.
7:30 Neighborhood Literature
club, at the La Grande hotel.
7:S0 Pukwana Camp Fire, La
Grande hotel.
Tuesday, Jan. 27
2:00 Neighborhood Art club, at
the La Grande hotel.
2:00 M. I. L. club, with Mrs.
Charles Miller.
2 :00 Mltzl club, with Mrs.
George Walker.
2:30 W. C. T. U., at the Odd
Fellows hall
7:00 Dinner club, with Mrs. J.
T. Longfellow. - '
7:30 Neighbors of Woodcraft
Installation, K. P. hall.
7:30 Delphian chapter at the
Sacajawea Inn.
9:00 Balloon dance at the Elks
temple. - , -
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Wednesday, Jan. 28 v
1 :00 Clio club, with Mrs. Walter
Reuter.
2:00 So-Ne-He club, with Mrs.
Teresa Patton.
2:00 Women's Home Missionary
society of the Methodist church,
with Mrs. C. W. Erwin.
8:00 Pacific Bridge club, with
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Parlett,
- Thursday, Jan. 29
2:00 Poppy, club, Mrs. Otis
Palmer. - - - - - -
2:00 Me-Way-A-Tum club, with
Mrs. F. W. Poole.
2:00 Thursday Bridge club, with
Mrs. D. W Stone, at the Saca
jawea Inn. '
. 6:30 Three D club, with Mr.
and Mrs. Nate Zweifel.
7:30 Missionary society of the
Christian church presents a pro
gram at the church.
8:00 Triangle Bridge club, with
Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Gaily.
Friday. January 30
2:00 P. Sv.club, with Mrs. Roy
Grice.
2:00 Bridge club, with Mrs.
Warren Gilbert.
2:00 Friday Bridge club.-with
Mrs. L. M. Hoyt.
2:00 L and L club, with Mrs. A.
E. Hug. . .
5:30 Division B. Loyal Sisters
of the Christian church, serve
dinner at the church.
8:00 Pythian Sisters, at the K.
P. hall.
Social Calender
Dr. Hill Surprised j;
. .Thursday Evening
J ,i.'. t. . .
---Dr.. Frederick O. Hill was surprised
at his home Thursday evening by a
group of- friends who called la honor
of his Birthday anniversary, mree
tables of bridge were at play with
' Richardson and Mrs. Fred
Mormon winning the highest prizes.
Refreshments were served late In
the evening. - .'(
Joint Dinner Is
' Planned For Lion's
, A Intnfc rifnner.. fnllnwprf bv dnnc-
.mg - wm De tns feature of the meet
ing of the Lions club with the auxil-
iary on Mondav evenlnK at 6:30 at
the - SwaOawea - Inu. -DlnMr-wm be
LU oiimit uuiMwum,
of .arrangements. .
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Graduates of the eighth grade of
the Central school, who -are finishing
their work this term, were.the guests
of their mothers for a matinee party
Thursday, afternoon, ttt-tljft ..Liberty
theajre. ( ' j
After toe Ue'atre' refreshments were
r dme.ti, fiance. room
r.-i ; - . -.,
Mrs. Mary E Mayville entertained '
Women of the Mooseheart Legion
nle Bailey, received, consolation. Miss
Betty Jean Provost won the prize in
another. game which the younger
members of the eroun nlaved.
The hostess served refreshments
iate in the evening. - , , ' f v.
r; . H i ; 2
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JMOrSj&nS XLii CtJrtLin 1
m i
(JlliCerS, lelClierS
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and teachers of the Presbyterian Sun
day school last night, at their home.
A suclal hour-of games was followed
nn..... i i n..'
enosert a committee to
arrange and prepare the program of
wnrlr nf Rnfitur tn he nrettented at a
mnntin? of .thp official, board of the
church. . '.-.
nDrMenttives from the lunlor.
intju - morttnto nrt nrtnit dmattiminu
.,. thB Bundav a.hooi wer; present,
- On February 23
The Elks annual ball, one of the
lareest events of the social year in
La Grande, will be held on February
23 at the ball room of the Elks tern-
pie with-Claude Berry In charge of
arrangements; A Washington's birth-
day motif will be carried out in me the business session, which was lol
decoratlons, since the ball is to fol- ( lowed by cards. Mrs. Moo Riley, was
low. that. holiday. s ,. w :J. 'high scorer in bridge and Miss Ruth
' A banquet at tho La Grande hotel Burnell In t pinochle. Mrs. Nellie
at 7:15 will precede the dance. Tho Charlton, and Mrs. Mabel Collp rc
commlttee in charge Is William Heu- jcelved consolation. . .
ghan, Fred Spaeth, Floyd Smith,' Refreshments were served later in
Claude Sanford, John B. Shanks, Ed. the evening by Mrs. Ward, Mrs.
Mayberry, John Orman, Raymond ,
Gray, and William Doian.
Music' Recital - ! !
Given on Friday
Piano pupils ot Hilda Anthony and
Ida McMeekln gave a recital for their
parents and friends Friday afternoon
at the studio. The program Included
selections by Norman 1aacker, Doro
thy Bergln, Barbara Jean Shirley,
Bobby Dow. Mary Loney, Billy Hough,
Pauline Pleper, Marguerite Miller,
Nola ' Rae Mosby, Frances Clark,
James Voelz, Luclle Thacker, Ola Mae
Hough, Lucille Thompson and Elea
nor Hicks.
A second recital will be given next
Saturday;
The members of the high school
music class, at recent meetings, have
been studying Italian music, and are
completing their scrap books on this
subject, -i i ,
'
Club Entertained
By Miss Conley
The Bid 'Em and Lose 'Em club
met on Friday evening with Miss
Vina Conlev. Two tables of bridge
were formed. A lavender color scWeme j
was carried out in vne vuny
and decorations.- --.
Miss Myrtle Hoyt was awarded the
prize for high score while Miss Nor
ma Mayger received consolation. A
two-course luncheon followed the
cards, served by the hostess.
Miss Norma Mayger will entertain
the group at their next meeting.
Entertains Club
; At Bridge Party
Miss Marlorie , Condi t and Miss
Dorothy Klrby entertained their club
with a bridge party Friday night at
Miss Condlt's home. Guests for three
tables were in attendance with Miss
Lula Grace Allen receiving the. high
est Bcore for the members; Mrs. Mam
Jenkins, high for guests; and Mrs.
Bob Williamson, consolation.
Refreshments were served at a late
hour In the evening by the hostesses.
Party Compliments
Miss Ruth Patton
Honoring Miss Ruth Patton. who Is
leaving soon for a visit with her par
ents In San Francisco, Miss Katheryn
Moran entertained at her home with
a four-course dinner party Friday
evening. Places were laid for eigni
guests at a table which was decorated
with a centerpiece of rosebuds and
sweet peas, and lighted pink tapers.
- Each guest was preseniea wn u
old-fashioned nosegay of rose buds
and sweet peas at each place.
Backgammon was the diversion of
the evening. .
Places were laid fofMlss Patton.
Ml.. Amanda Zabel. Miss Alice Kllp-
n.i. miss Frances Kelly, of Baker.
Miss Mabel Morton, Mrs. Mae Moran.
Miss Besse Moran, and the hostess.
Surprise Party ' ' i..
At .Bowery Home
The birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Tom Ruckman . was tho , inspiration
for a surprise- party and nn evening,
ot bridge at wh(ch her mother, Mrs.
J. M. Bowery entertained Iprlday eve-,
nlng at the. Bowery homo, at Island
City.
Pour tables were' at play with
Charles Royce .and Mrs. Evan Thomas
making the high scores;- and Mrs.
'Nolan Skiff and Clifford. Blob land.
' low. A handkerchief shower for the
guest. ot honor, was another .interest
ing feature of the meeting.
A two-course luncheon was served
by the hostesses at small tables, with
a birthday favor at each place. ,
Program Given " 7m
By Division C
'A program of music and plays was
presented by Division C of the Loyal
Sisters of the Christian church Fri
day evenings at -the church. The pro-
innii.HaH r,inn hvuvn
.Mjijng and Milarel Spencer; wacl-
mes oy Mary ixm Kngianci- ana vio
lin numbers by the Misses Maelizo
beth and Alice Jeanette cqopert
. "The Crystal Gazer," a , one-act
play, was presented by Mrs. P. M.
Huffman, Mrs. Arthur Allen,- and Mrs
Paul Mortlmore. "The Plorio Tuner,"
another playlet of one act, was given
by 'Mrs. Elmer Miller, Mies-Dorothy
Smutss and Mrs. Arthur Allen. - -
Miss Gladys Church will entertain
Division C, of the Loyal Sisters, at
her; home on February 0.
" ' ' " ' "
MiSSiOnai'V PlaV
IVA-lool VXlell jr i lay
... To: Be Presented
"Imlla," a -missionary play, will be
presented--byf Hhe women -f1 of -.the
Christian church -at the church
Thursday -evening at- J :30. The'- Mis
sionary society -has-been studying In
dia and the play, will be especially
appropriate, Mrs. A. B. Voelz, states.
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Ml'S. Wardell IS 1
Hostess at Bridge
?Mrs. Albert Wardell entertained the
Island City Bridge club Friday after
noon at her home. Mrs. Joe Harri
son received first prize at bridge.
Thre8 tebles woro at P1"? during. tho
afternoon.
ii- two-course luncheon was served
bv the hostess followlnfi- the cards.
and It was announced that Mrs. I. M.
nnlin mill enturtaln the Eroun In
two weeks, at her home.
A. G. S. Plans For I
; Spring Carnival '
The Associated Girl Students of the
hlgh school are planning a carnival
to be held at the high school gym,
January.. 30... between .3. and. .6:30
o'clock.
Miss Wllma Stupe is general chair-
of the affair, assisted Dy Eveiyn
Perrv. Evelvn Plner. Thelma Strain
A Gypsy Idea -will be . carried out In
the carnival with appropriate decorar
tlons. concessions win be m opera-
tne. proceeds from which
will
program. The public Is Invited, Miss
Mvcs :Mooi'o-Wn V1 -(::.
MI S. lYiaCie VV dl U
Pnfmtfoino PlnV
.. .. XLllLcl Ldlllt) WUU
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Mrs. Macle Ward entertained ' 24,
members and -two guests when the
westway club of the W. B.-Aj- met at
her home last . evening. Installation
0f officers was the main feature of
Charlton, Mrs. August isncKson, vara.
Dora Anderson
and Mrs. . Margaret
Graham. '
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Mildred SluBher at 1011
Twelfth street, , February . 13, begin
ning at 2 p, m.. , , . ,
W. C. T. U. To Meet
On TfUlllflVV 97 ent tho only agency whoreby tran
, V11 ctiiucix jr.. j i slonts cnn be 8ure ot curing a meal
. The W, C. T. U. will hold a meet
ing on January 27 In the dining room
of the Odd Fellows hall Rev. W. H.
Hertzog will give a talk on "Christ
ian Citizenship."
The meeting Is to begin at 2:30
o'clock. ., . '.:
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Mrs. Fred Young ' -.
.. Hostess Friday
The home of Mrs. Fred Young was
the scene of a bridge party yesterday
when a number of her friends gather
oH for thA evonlrtp. Two tables were
at play with Mrs. Blanche Prouty
making high score, and Miss Lola
Bnnton, consolation.
Mrs. Young served refreshments
following the cards. -
Why .Worry With Wash Day
This Cold Weather
No frozen fingers oiv waiting for the sun to shine
if sent to our modem equipped plant. . - -
Call Main 77 and give us a try with your family
wash flat pieces finished, garments dried and
starched if you wish. . , -
A service within reach of every family budget.
ECONOMY WASH . ROUGH DRY
, 7c lb. ; V ; 9c lb.
L In our finished department everything mended,
socks darned with no extra charge.
LAIINDRI
The House of Personal Service
PHONE MAIN 77.
Swastika Club . ;
-Is -Entertained
Mr. and i Mrs, Clarence Green en
tertained the Swastika club at a de
lightful bridge party at their -home
Friday evening; , Three, toblea, were at
play. .v.- '-1. . u , v
Mr. and -Mrs.- cmrence areeu. won
the highest honors at bridge, which
was followed by a two-course lunch
eon. Attractive bouquets of heather
and carnations were placed about .the
rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nowland will
entertain .the. group. at their .home
on February 13.
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WOLF CREEK
PERSONALS
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" By Mrs. J.-A. Nice.. ,4W
; (Observer Correspondent ) .n -
' WOLF .CREEK ; (Special) Mr..- and
Mrs. H. .It.. Kice,and. son,. Qlonn, vis
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Smith,
of La Grande, Sunday. Mrs.. Mice and
Mrs. Smith aro sisters., .
.Mrs.--Maude Pearce, of Baker, Is
spending a few ,days, with hor daugh
ter, .Mrs. J. H. Carr. . -
Miss .Esther Blokland spent -tlio
woekcnd ,.a., -her, home , near,, Island
City., .,.. . . f
' Jnck,Oorham,wos a Baker business
visitor,. Suturday. r . v. ... .-
..Mrs., Allen Wicks- Is- confined .'to
her bed for a' cwdays due -.to.-hcart
trouble. '
Joyce, : small daughter of Martha
Harrison, was quite .111 last Saturday.
: Jesse. Smith visited, at the W. W.
Llllard .home on Clover - Creek-. , last
Suntlny. j : -.xsir-s
Leta Hand Is spending, several days
visiting, with- her unti.-Mrsc Nancy
Muitwell. of.thej Muddy Qreck district;
, Mr and Mrs., John Dauglverty and
children were all-day visitors at the
William Kester. homo Bunday. !:,,,
vHomer iBidwell,, of pear. North
Powder, was;,-at'.;the Nico , brothers
ranch Wednesdayi'looklng att.a horse
of A. F.. Bowmsns.- ,.. r
Mr. and Mrs.. Elmer. Qllklson. took
their small son to Baker Monday to
have his tonsils - removed . : -'. H. : L. Nlae
took .them up. In hie car. The boy
was. still at the hospital .Wednesday.
, J. H. Carr was not .able ' to return
to his work. this week. . He has been
having neuralgia In .his-face. i
. Bessie Nantes has-been out of;school
this, week 'On account- of. Illness;, --
. Ollvo Oorham is staying in town
t.h. uwrance Harmard home help-
lng w(th the house work and going
to school.'
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BATTLE IN CLUB
.1 '(Contlnuod, from .Page..One.)
man insisted-ho-was attacked by two
men-outslde.the olub. Ho said..he
was standing on thsidewalk owalt-
lng the rrlval-j of Is . girl. -'I'
when the men onS; kdw
knives and-gave him the works.
,,-k.(-i-ilr,T iAatu riw?" ' '
wi uinuin -s.-
PROBLEMS HERE
..(Continued from fo-fre rOne).-;
pUed- for mfaMS' OS-,.'':
ine thev -were from Pendleton!, and
wore on. -their way to PocateHo. ' Bo
' liovinir thftt they "were "moochers,'.'
he refused the meal, and the seven
men laughed,, and continuod In their
way,-their actions verifying his be-
lief t,nat they were not In Immediate
need of help. i - ,
citizens and business men are bo-
lng urged to not give money or meals
to transients unless the men have
proved that they are willing to work
for a little help. It usually signifies
that his condition Is desperate ana
that he ;ls,- not- attempting to
"mooch.' . - -. -
Vigilance Is Needed
With the city. . county and Sal
vation Army following.. . the above
policies, the main problem appears
to be to keep the dishonest transient
from taking advantage of La
Granders. Vigilance Is required to
meet this condition, ana u tne oai
vatlon Army were to receive some
needed food supplies to . continue
Its soup kitchen, It Is believed that
the problem . locally would be - as
nearly solved as could be expected.-
A movement .Is under way to find
ways and means for cooperating with
l.hn Rnlvnflnti Armv. whlnh Ik at. nran-
If they ore worthy.
Mr. Cherry stated today -that three
more carloads. of logs have been sup
plied the city by Bowman-Hicks com
pany, but that only local needy men
would be put to -work at-the city
woodyard.- Applications for this work
must be mado through County Judge
I u. G. Couch, Mr. Cherry stated.
j A call was Issued today to public
spirited citizens, asking If they would
i contribute either - vegetables. . etc.-, or
money - that-would bo used to -purchase
food -supplies from local merch
ants at special prices, the contribu
tions to be made directly to the
Salvation Army: - . . ...
Oil production In Illinois dropped
to 6.286,000 barrels during the first
11 months-of 1930. a drop of more
than 500,000 barrels -from the samo
period In 1929., '
France and Chile
In Commerce Treaty
8ANTIAOO, Chller Negotiation
of a .reciprocal- commercial v,treaty
with , France,; . . soon . . to be - con
summated,. Is the first major step In
the, foreign, trade policy of the gov
ernment of President Carlos Ibanez.
' Consideration Is. bolng glven.to the
possibility of slmllat contacts, wltl)
other. European- countries. An. .at
tempt to get such a, pact with, the
United States came to an. Indefinite
halt about a year and a' half ago..
- The French treaty is a short-term
affair .and. -does ..not... contain - the
''moat favored natlon".-clause. Chile
has. virtually, given up that- clause
as a matter of policy, deeming short-
lorm treaties Better because raac
condlltons change so quickly;. .3
Under -the new pact, each ceuntry
agrees- to reduce Import : duties on
certain products-of- the' other. For
ranee this means on-outlet here
for some of, her 'specialized manufactured-goods:-for'
Chile It meanB
a1- 'avored market -for nitrates and
otner mineral products. - - .- 1
lMl'ATIENTi'CliWD-. SNIPS - - .
KNOT IN COURT'S RED TAPE
OWENSBORO:. KVi. im CUDld won
a lively skirmish ' In the Owensboro
court room when - Mrs. Anna Belle
Kirk, 34, and John Speed, 66, applies
for.a marriage license.-?-.---,, x .:
Mm., Kirk had:.becn granted a di
vorce the seme day, but the decree
had. not yet been entered upon, the
court minute, books. The license
clerk could not Issue the license.
County Judge ..James Wilson,
moved by the couple's predicament,
asked Circuit Judge George Wilson
to huvc the decree entered Immedi
ately. This was done and the mar-
riao went on. :' :. -
It. 1.. IMIIIi IKA1 '
PORTLAND. Jan.- 24 tPl 'n r.
Wade, 82, head of the R. M. Wado
Implement- company,- -died at his
home here yesterday.- i
For the past 18 years ho had been
one of the outstanding farm-lmple-
iiiuiti. neaters in ine BCate. His
father, Robert M. Wade, established
the business.' ' .
CRICKET FLAT
PERSONALS
: t- By Lois-Wit hers poon ,,,,
-; :(Observor 'Correspondent) j -CRICKET
PLAT- ( (Special) . Mr.
and Mrs. Hoy Knight nnd daughter,
vorna, were visitors at tho homo or
Mrs. Knight's sister, Mr. -and Mrs.
Emil Miller Sunday. - -.;-
Miss Delphla Beem was visiting
miss jjOis witnerspoon aunaay.
kov uresnenrs, 01 YaKima, wasn
arrived here Saturday and Is visiting
irtcnus and relatives. -?
Rev. Lee Harvey spent Sunday visiting-at
the home of Mr. . and Mrs,
E. Wlthorspoon.v y . . ; -
Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Giltnor and
Bons, Carl and Richard, Bpent Friday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Will Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. ,W, H. Miller and
daughter, Doris, and Mr. and Mrs,
Dwlght Barnes motored ,to Pendle
ton Sunday where they visited Bert
Barnes. , , ,
: Mrs. Albert Rasmusson returned to
hor home Friday after spending about
three weeks visiting her brother and
family at White Fish, Mont. She
was cauea to . tne nomo oi ner
brother on account pf his wife's ill
ness. . , . t
Mrs. Eugene McCall and son, Ray,
Mrs. Kate Cowan and daughter, Mar
garet and on. Raymond, were La
Grande visitors Monday morning.
Charlie Breshears left Thursday for
Portland on business.
Mr. and Mrs., Lester Fox arc the
parents of a baby girl born Monday
Jan. 10.
S
T
A
JONES
COMING
THIS IS
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Miss Paulino Becker , and Mrs. Merle
Allen wore shopping , In . La. Grande
Tuesday afternoon.. T ,v ; ; .,
Hie Elgin High school boys basket
ball team met the La Grande .boys
Tuesday, where an Interesting game
was played. " i
La Verne B rugger has been absent
from school for tho Inst wnok on
account pf lifnesV,.. !,,'',
Mrs, Phylo Bock tel. Is visiting at the
homes of ; hei sons,. Mr. and. Mrs.
Homer Beck t el and Mr, . and.. Mrs.
Joa Becktel, of. Wallowa,, this. week.
Mrs. Elraa 8ewcll and Mrs. George
Gordan were shopping In La Grande
Tuesday. ; v.
- Air. and Mrs. a. h. Parsons ana Mrs.
Henry Parsons wero shopping In La
Grande Tuesday.- '
-'COVE-.'-PERSONALS
;v ,t By.Mrs. A; G. Conklin 7
: -:. (Observer .Correspondent); :h
COVE. Ore., (Special) Four one-
aot plays wtllv be presented at the
i. O. o. Ft. hall Saturday i evening,
Jan. 31 bythfr Rebekah -lodge. The
first play, is entitled "An Irish Love
Scene in the K,itchen,'' second. "His
One Econpmy.i' ''Selling ' the ,:01d
Farm' and '.'Hiring .the Maid."
f The hlgh-'school chorus will pre
sent an operetta "Tho Sunbonnot
Girl" at the gymnasium Saturdoy,
Feb. 7 -under the direction of Miss
Berntce1; Via.- -; :
- Cove High- basketball' team will go
to Elgin Mondayr Jan. 26;tq play tho
Elgin-quintet, -1 - ':' -
' Mi-s. Thos. Hefty who went as far
as Salt Lak City with her parents,
Mr.-, and Mrs.' Jos. . Underwood, -ve-turned
home Friday, morning. She
snld the "Underwoods" would "arrjyo .at
their homo in Grand Valley Cold.,
at 4 o'clock TPriday morning and that
her' father stood the 'trip, splendidly,
-Msv and.-Mrs.-Kart. Ji" Btaekland-,
Mrst -M. -Boerkgren and-Mrs.Wesloy
Smith entertained the-Dorcas society
of the Baptist -church-fit trhe--home
of--the -former Thursday afternoont
Jan; 22. - A very pleasant time was
reported - The women spent the time
sewing on their blankets. A delicious
lunoh 'os served.--Those present
were Mrs. George Miller, Mrs.- O.
Allen,' MrB.-J ",W. Hoatsoh, Bp., Mrs.
Ji W. Hoatson Jrl( Mrs. Ernest Gray,
Mrs,-John Collins, Miss Marian Mur
chlson, - Mlra.-. Blanche JngallB, Mrs,
George Golay,- Mrs. Jeff Stockley, Mrs.
Joseph' Fisher, Mrs George Anderson,
Mrs. Clare Smith, Mrs.- A. B, McClaln,
Mrs. Ted McClaln, Mrs. Edna Hartley,
Mrs. O. B. Robinson, -Mrs. Bon Da
Borde.v Mrs. Br .W. Peterman Mrs.
Tom Harris, Mrs. Dave Llold, Mrs.
B. D. White and Mrs. L, E. Anderson,
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