Tuesday, July 12, 1932
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Page Three
SOCIETY NOTES
Mrs. J. J. Dessy, House Guest At The
Kiddle Home, Complimented on Monday
Evening' at Bridge Party at Island 'City
Mra. J. J. Dessy, of Los Angeles, who
le tlw house guest of h?r brother-in-law
find slater, Mr. und Mrs. Fred E.
Kiddle, at Island City, was compli
mented at the first of a group of
events at which Mrs. Kiddle will en
tertain, last night nt 8 o'clock at the
Klddlo home.
Eight wera Invited for bridgs and
Miss Amanda Zabel received the prize
for high score. Mrs. Dessy was pre
sented with a gift.
A one-course luncheon wa3 served
by the hostess, assisted by Miss Helen
Moor, late In the evening.
Guests were Miss Kate Houx, Miss
Madeline Larson, Miss Amanda Zabel,
MIes Helen Moor, Miss Mabel Morton,
Mrs. Caroline Stevenson, Miss Mildrad
. Hawksworth and the guest of honor.
!
Mrs. Henry Hill
Entertains Club
Mrs. Henry Hill entertained the San
Boucl club yesterday afternoon at 1 :45
o'clock at her home, arranging two
tables for bridge. Mrs. George hill
was a guest for the event.
Mrs. Guy Ellis will bo the next host
ess, entertaining the club on July 26.
Miss Boylen And
Mr. Kennedy Wed
Mi3s Alice Boylen, a groduate of
tho Eastern Oregon Normal school,
and Norman Kennedy wero married at
the home of Rev. E. W. Warrington
at Corvallis on Sunday, July 3, ac
cording to word received by her
friends here. The service was road by
Mr. Warrington, and among the guests
wero Mrs. Vesta Boylen Stanley.
f The bride Is the youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Horbert Boylen Sr.,
or Pilot Rock, and Mr. Kennedy 1-3
tho nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jen
sen, also of Pilot Rock, with whom
ho has made his home for a number
of years. He is a graduate of Oregon
State college and a member cf Tau
Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
They plan to spend the summer at
Long Creek where Mr. Kennedy Is
employed as engineer by the stats
highway commission.
Eastern Star To
Aid With Relief
One of the delightful summer meet
ings planned by the Eastern Star So
cial club was held la3t night whn
Miss Stella Bloch entertained at her
home. Miss Bloch is worthy matron
of the Eastern Star chapter.
Plans wero made to assist in the
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. ,--Wsi' - colclln your vein ottheomaz ' f . S SWfe?
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V J ff? k" s U It Fight Pictures w. All 'A. Clirt, (l.fl) gml Miss IVrle M. IUikitk, ItclllMBhnni, Hash.,
9'' i-v vi "ia.'A k-'lA'V A" '" Sl,u,l(1 (IciHdi'il n trip 1 llaujill on a winiljainincr would hn an lilrail vui'utlon.
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P7jmP TODAY and THURSDAY u;, A AfOM
I y I I V " Checks yjrTJDIROCVjgHCNIOWb4li
relief program which will be carried
on this, summer In preparation for
I ho coming winter.
A social hour followed tho business
meeting and refreshments were served
by the hostess.
All-Day Picnic
Will be at Cove
All members of St. Peter's Church
school and tho Young People's fctel
lowshlp who plan to attend the all
day picnic tomorrow are requested by
Mrs. a. N. Turklngton to meet at the
church at 10 o'clock where transpor
tation will bo provided. Tho event
will be held at the Ascension Grove
at Cove.
Games, swimming and a potiuck
lunch will be among tho features of
tho day.
Royal Neighbors
In Meeting Monday
Regular business was transacted
last night when the Royal Neighbors
of America met at the Odd Fellows
hall. Mrs. Velma Vedder presided i.
tho meeting.
There will be another session on
July 20, and during August one
meeting will bo held, Mrs. Vedder an
nounces. Knights, Sisters
In Outing Sunday
About 20 carloads of members of
the Knights of Pythias and tho Pyth
i Ian Sisters wera entertained nt a pic
nic given by the Pendleton lodges
.Sunday, at Mcacham lake on the
grounds given the Pendleton lodge
by Ralph Polsom, a member.
I Pend Etonians comprising the com
mittees wero Guy Johnson, H. M.
j Elder and J. P. McAuslin, general
committee; Ralph Fowler, Fred Fra
scr and Walter Irwin, transportation;
Henry Donis, Lloyd Bowman and Mr.
Blahm, entertainment,
A bns-obnU game was won from La
Grande by a team from tho Pendleton
lodge.
Missionary Group
To Meet Tomorrow
The heme of Mrs. Susan Burnett
will be the scene of a meeting of the
Missionary society of the Christian
church tomorrow afternoon, at 2:30.
Mrs. S. A. Robinson will be the pro
gram leader, while Mrs. A. P. Nelson
lmiu icauw, vviiiiL- ram, n. i . nt.:uii iricniiy iitiuen oruouurs ior a lime, i 1 1 , , ,
Miss Bess Duke, Society Editor
Telephone Main 600 Until 9:30 a. m.
and Mrs, Mattle Golden will act as
hostesses.
Mrs. Burnett lives at . 1006 Cedar
street.
Party at Cove To
Be Held Thursday
A welner roast and swimming party
will bo enjoyed by members of the
Methodist Church South, when the
Epworth League will entertain the
Bible class at 6 o'clock Thursday eve
ning, at Cove. Miss Marlon Webb, of
the League, is recreational chairman
and Is planning a varied program.
Each is asked to bring her own
welners, buns and cup.
I SOCIAL CALENDAR
Wednesday, July 13
All-day picnic, St. Peter's Sun
day Bchool, at Cove.
2:00 So No He club, picnic at
Riverside park.
7:30 Rebekah lodge, at I. O. O.
F. hall.
8:00 American Legion auxiliary,
Sacajawea Inn.
Thursday, July 14
10:00 Riverside Aid, potluck
picnic, at Riverside pork.
6:00 Epworth League and Bible
class, M. E. Church South, picnic
at Cove.
Friday, July 15
2:00 Friday Bridge club, with
Mrs. Charles Playle.
7:30 Pinochle party, Women of
the Moose, at the Moose hall.
Saturday, July 16
2:00-11:00 Annual Summer fes
tival. Christian Endeavor of Pres
byterian church, lawn of old
manse.
2:00 Women's Relief Corps, at
tho K. of P. Hall.
i:i:i,ii;vi; moicelam "smuiitkd"
DALLAS, Tex. (P) Texas sports
wi iters almost without exception ex
pressed tho opinion Gus Moreland,
Dallas golf star and 1932 Trans-Mississippi
champion, was "alighted" by
being left off the United States Walk
er cup team. They pointed to the
high regard in which Moreland's game
is held by Bobby Jones and others.
ltul.se Quail By Hundreds
DARLINGTON, Okla (P) Twelve
hundred young quail are in the pens
of tho state quail breeding establish
ment here. As many as GOO eggs
weekly are taken to an Oklahoma
City hatchery, the newly hatched
birds then being transferred to elec
trically heated brooders for a time,
GOV. ROOSEVELT '
ON HIS VACATION
(Continued From Page One)
Yacht club, Mr. Roosevelt, tho Demo
cratic presidential nominee, conferred
with Edward J. Flynn and Joseph F.
Kennedy, two of tho leadors lu tho
campaign to seat him in the White
House,
Kennedy, a financier of Boston and
New York, flew here, landing in the
harbor alongsldo tho Roosevelt bMtt.
Flynn, New York's secretory of state
and leader of tho Bronx Democracy
of New York City, was one of Roose
velt's lieutenants at the Chicago con
Steppe Steps to Entertain Shriners
m V-7rmt Iff i
l-.lahorate Inclred are (he pliius for entertainment nt (he North Ameri
can convention of Shriners In Sail Francisco July 2H-27-2H. The Kan
Francisco Junior Chamber of Commerce will present Its nunuul Inter
national I'rjgeniit as a feature, anil Natalia Vnslllcfr, of the Russian
colony, will be one of the scores of dancers. Even the Ferry Toner,
ii Kan F nine I sco landmark, has taken on n "nohle" nppearunce.
PrMlrtint Hoover wvd for lih imxt rwcnl, plrlurp n lie rrturnril
to the capital from his Kapldun comp Hie other day, Though lie wan
refreshed hy days spent oul-of.diKirs, telNtale lines In his face reveal
the strain of trying years In the White House.
vention. Flynn la travelling aboard
the yacht "Ambassadress" which is
accompanying the Myth.
Mr, Roosevelt was enthusiastic over
his first day trip. All his BklU as a
sailor was tested by the trip across
tho sound In which ho had to con
tend with an Incoming tide and an
off-shore wind which churned ip a
choppy sea. Despite those handicaps,
the governor completed the run of 23
miles In four hours and 15 minutes.
"It was a great trip," he remarked
after the sails had been. stowed. The
governor, a lover of sailing, hod not
had an opportunity to take the wheel
of a sail boat in several years. This
vacation will be his lost before ho
swings into the campaign.
I
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fee In br . m.
SAY It. WITH FI.OWKKS
On all occasions flowers from
Claris PJorista. 7-J1-2 t.
Hemstitching, pleating, button
holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop.
Adv.
LIQUIDATION NOTICE
The La Orande National Bank, lo
cated at La Orande, In the State of
Oregon la closing its affairs. All note
holders and other creditors of the as
sociation are therefore hereby noti
fied to present the notes and. other
claims for payment.
P. L. MBYERS, President.
Dated June 13th, 1033.
8-14-60 t.
Talk
"When nno Is beginning Ini.
bortont work, It, la hot tha tlmo to
talk about It. nni) wben we Imvo ac
complished the Job It Is hot ucces
sary." Charles 0. Dawes.
SALE OF BANKRUPT'S ASSETS
The undersigned, trustee of the es
tate of H. a. Casteel, a. bankrupt,, will
sell on July 18, 1932, at 10 o'clock In
tlie forenoon, at the KAMELA GRO
CERY, Kamela, Oregon, the stock of
merchandise and. accounts receivable
formerly owned by H. G. Casteel and
now In the custody of the U. S, Dis
trict court, Written tenders to buy
this property may bo addressed, sealed
and Indorsed as such, to the under
signed. Verbal offers may bo made
to mo at the time of such salef Writ
ten tenders will bo opened and, with
all verbal offers, considered at the
time and place as herein indicated.
Sale must be for CASH. Offers for
the, stock and accounts should be
made separately. The trustee reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
An Invoice of the stock and a list of
the accounts can be seen by applica
tion to tho undersigned or to the ref
eree .In bankruptcy at his pfftce, room
34, Stangler building, Pendleton, Orc
8n,., ., ,. , . .". , ,
JAMES B. BAKER, Trustee. 7-11-3 t
justice
i'lie virtue ot Justice consists In
uuHlt'i'Ulluu, rcguliitcd by wis
ilnni. Arlslolle.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed by
tho County Court of tho State of
Oregon for Union County, adminis
tratrix of the estate of Julia Mat
thews, deceased, and has qualified as
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L & L Drug
such. . Alt persons having claims
ngaliut said estate are hereby required
to present the same, verified as re
quired by law, to the undersigned at
the oXftce of his attornoya, Qreen &
Hots, at La Ornndo, Oregon, within
six months from the date hereof. j
Dated at La Qrando, Oregon thib
31st day of June, 1032,
LIZZIE CLARK, Administratrix of
tho Estate of Julia Matthews, De
ceased. June 21, as. July B, IS, 10.
NOTICE TO CIIKDlTOltS
Notice Is by this given that tho
undersigned has been appointed ad
ministrator of the ostate of Minnie M.
Class, deceased, by the County Court
of the 8tate ot Oregon for Union
County; that all persona having
claims against such ostate should
present them duly verified to tho un
dorslgned at Hllgard, or at tho law
offlco of J, 8. Hodgln, La Orande,
each Union county, Oregon, within
six months from the first publication
of this notice which. Is on the 28th
day of June, 1032.
M. D. HAOEY, Administrator, Hllgard,
Oregon. .
Juno 28, July 8-12-10.
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NOTICH TO ClimilTOHH
IN THE COUNTY COURT OP UNIOeT
( COUNTY, STATU OP OREOON
.In tho matter of the estate or Henry
K. Larson, deceased.
Notice Is heroby glvon that tha
undersigned has been appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of Honry K.
Larson, 'deceased, by the above en
titled court and has qualified. All
persons having claims against sold
estate aro hereby notified to present
tho Bame at the office of Hugh E.
Brady, In the City of La Orande, Un
ion County, Oregon, with vouchers
and duly verified within six months
from tho date heroof.
Dato of first publication, Juno 28th,
1032.
Dato of tost publication, July 26th,
1032.
L. BOOTH LARSEN, Administrator of
the estate of Henry K. Larson, de
ceased. HUGH E. BRADY, Attorney.
Juno 28. July 6-12-10-28.
NOTICE OF HIIKltU'F'S RA1.R
, UNDPK EXECUTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
by virtue of an execution Issued out
of .the Circuit Court of the Stuto of
Oregon for Umatilla County, and to
mo directed and delivered, upon a
Judgmont and decree rendered and
ontored In said court on the 11th day
of June, 1032, In favor of R. L. Elliott
and against Dale Blushor as Trustee
undor the last will and testamont of
William Blusher, deceased, In a suit
therein ponding wheroln tho said R.
L. Elliott was plaintiff and Dale
Blushor as Trustee under the lost will
and testamont of William Slusher,,
deceased, and others, are defendants,
which suit Is known as Equity No.
6171, for the sum of (103,400.40, to
Veld
Cj). Moon Drug Co.
gether wltu interest thereon at the
rato of 6 per annum from Novem
ber, 2. 1030, until paid, and for the
turtl;cr sum of SSOO0 as attorneys
;s:s, n-l for 71.80 costs and du
ourssxontl, and upon a Judgment
uca decree rendered In sold suit In
';'vor of O. H. Marsh, as Trustee,
against. Dale Blusher as Trustee under
the last wilt and testament of Wllr
ilam Blusher, deceased, for tho sum
of 16,080.16. together with Interest
on Bald sum at the rate of 9 per
annum from December 10, 1024, un
til paid; for the further sum of 600
as attorneys fees, and S21.95 costs and
disbursements, which said decree,
Judgmont, and order of sale of the
hereinafter desarlbed property hud
been duly docketed and enrolled In
the office of the Clerk of said court,
and In and by which said Judgment,
decree, and order of sale It was dlr
rected that the hereinafter described
property In Union County, Oregon, to.
wit:
The Southwest Quarter of the '
Southwest Quarter of Section 2; '
Wost Half of tho Northwest V
Quarter; , North Half of tho
Southwest Quarter; Southeast
Quarter of the Southwest Quar
ter of Section 11;
East Half of the Northwest
Quarter of Section 14;
In Township 3 8. R. as. E. W. :
M., In Union County, Oregon. ;
Together with the tenements,
hereditaments, and appurten- t
ances thereunto belonging or In
anywise appertaining, and also
all Improvements, summer fallow .
plowing or other plowing or cul- '
tlvatlon situated or located upon .
said premises or any part there
or, and also all the estate, right, .
tltlo and Interest, dower and '
right of dower, property, posses- '
slon, claims and demands what- ;
soevor of the mortgagor and of
tho estate of William Blusher,
deceased, Jn and to xhe same bnd J
tho reversion and reversions, and
romatndor and remainders, rente,
.issues and profits thereof.. ( -.
bo sold by mo to satisfy said Judg
ments and all costs.
Therefore, I will, on tne I5th day
of July, 1032, at tho hour of eleven
o'clock In tho forenoon of said day
at tho front door of the courthouse In
tho City of La Orande, Union Ounty,
Oregon, sell the said promises and all
the right, tltlo, and Interest; which
the said defendant. Dale Blusher as
Trustee under the last will and testa
ment of William Slusher, deceased,
had therein and thereto on the 1st
day of November, 1024, or since, then
has acquired or now has .in and to
tho 'sold land, sold land to be sold,
at public miction to the highest bid
der for cash In hand, the proceeds Of
said sale to be applied In satisfac
tion of ssld execution and all costs.
Dated this 13th day of June, 1032.
JESSE BRESHEARS, Sheriff of Union
County, Oregon. ,
Juno 14, 21, 28. July S, 12.
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