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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1932)
Thursday; July I t, I'M U GRANDE EVfeNiNU U&stiRVfcft LA blUMfe, ORE Page Three Mrs, Victor Eckley Elected by Legion Auxiliary La (Jrah'de Organization Elects Officers At Sessioh' Held Last Night; Name Three To Attend State Convention in Portland , Mrs. Victor Eckley was electee! to guide the 1932-33 activities of tho American Igipn auxiliary Inat Jilght At a meeting held at the Sacajawea Inn. Assisting the president during the coming year will be Mrs. Ger trude Maxum as first vlco president; Mrs, Millie Morehead, oecond vlco president; Mrs. Minnie Bragg, secre tary; Mrs. Ardia Palmer, treasurer; and Mrs. Lorene Palmer, historian. ., Mrs. Hazel Oraham, outgoing presi dent, wad elected as one of three members of the executive committee, the others being . Mrs. Christine Nel son and. Mrs., C. N. Palmer. t , The dtate coHventlon of trie iegion and auxiliary will be held in Port land on Sept. 10, preceding the na tional meeting which opens oii Sept. 13 for four days. . Dalegates to the convention were elected last night. They are Mrs. Oraham, Mrs. Eckley and Mrs. Bertha Flanery. Alternates are Mrs. Hazel Wagner, Mrs. Minnie Bragg. arid Mrs. Lorenj Palmer. The meeting will last only one day be cause of the national convention, and all social activities will be eliminated from the program, Mrs. Mabel Mc Inturff, of Portland, seoretary-treaa - iirer, announced recently. Reports of tho officers and committee chairmen will be, in printed form for tho bene fit of tlie delegates and only the nec essary business of the convention will bo transacted. Officers for the com ing year will bo elected and delegates to the national convention named. A brief memorial service, a Pidac doll contest and a music contest will be held, although the latter will be for the purpose of elimination for the national contest., Mrs. . William Kletzer. of Portland, will be in charge of the doll contest. The majority of tho delegates to the state convention plan to remain for the national convention, It is report ed The Stitch and Chatter club of tho auxiliary was voted disbanded for the next two months, last night, and re-. ports or the picnic at the Palmer cabin and the outing at Riverside park for the Camp Fire girls were re ported on during the business ses sion over which Mrs. Graham pre sided. August 10 19 the date of the next .meeting,' .. . So-Ne-He Club In Meeting Yesterday Because of the Inclement weathor the home of Mrs. Weldon Vedrter wan tho scene of a meeting of the So-Ne-He cjub yesterday which was orig inally scheduled for Rlversido park. Plans were made fop an all-day pier nlc at Pine Cone on August 23, the dote of tho next meeting.. t To increase tho attendance and in tcrcsting activities of the club, a con testwas launched yesterdAy with Mre. Curt 16 Llmlscy and Mis. . William Koeter chosen aa captains of the two teams. j . The remainder of the afternoon was spent In gomes and conversation, at the close of whlfh a no-hestess luncheon was served at 5:30 o'clock. Episcbpal Stinday School In Picnic Fifty-four member of tiie Sunday school of S$. Peter's Episcbpal church yesterday enjoyed ,an all-day, picnic at tho Ascension grouiida at Cove. Mrs. Q. N, Tarkingtpu and Mrs. Clarence A., HPP. .were in charge of arrange ments arid directed, a program of gamej m French hall before th& fire place. Swimming rmd a ball game were .the activities of the afternoon, with the team .captained by Garth Cross de feating the other team, of which Wayne Root was captain. 0 to 4. A picnic dinner was served In Morris hall at one large table. Missionary Group , Is Entertainfed The World'a Sunday school conven tion, which will be held in Rib de Jaiilero on July 25, was the theme of the program which woa enjoyed yesterday afternoon when the Christ Ian Missionary society met, at he home of Mrs. Susan Burnett. . Tho convention will be the first ever to be held south of the equator. A playlet, "Southward Bound;" pre sented by the Misses Ruth McClure, Lois Robertson and Annie , Moore, dealt with the theme, "All Aboard For Rio de Janlero." Miss Dorothy BmuUi ypoke on the subject, "Let's Oo Soil ing Down to Rio de , Janlero," de scribed Buenos Aires and the trip up tho river to Paraguay. t Mrs. A. L. Voela presided . at the business meeting which .was dpeiied by proper presented by Mrs. Harper. Mrs. S. A. Robertson acted as pro gram leader; and Mrs. L. R. Purdy led the devotionals using4 as her topic,, "Horizons of The Soul." Mrs. Rose Edison led in prayer. The meeting was the first of the new year, and was closed by the group singing .the new missionary song, "My Country U the World.'! . Mrs, A. P. Nelson and Mrs. Mattio Oolden were hostesses and served re freshments, assisted by the daughter o the former, Ml Mart tin Nelson. - Dkpe Carhp Fjre. Girls in Meeting . The Okjib Ccuup Fire girls. met yes tciduy at tlie home of their leader, Mrs. L. W. Berry and planned to start making tllelr headbands ot Indian de sign from heads at the next meeting. They will neet again In. a week. Those presont yesterday were Misses Ethel Sherman, Ella Berry, Norton Berry, Icel Collins, and a visitor, Lu cllio Shornmn. SOCIAL CALENDAR ; Thursday, July if 0:00 Epworth Leaguo and Bible class, M. E. Church South, plcnlo at Cove. i . i Friday, Jijly 15 . . 9:00 Friday Bridge club, with Mrs. Charles Playle. 7:30 Pinochle party, Women of the Mooae, at the Moose hall. i . . Saturday, July 18 . 3:00-11:00 Annual Bummer tea .tlvnl; Christian Endeavor of Pres- aeroplane perform Puts ce in vour car! byterlan church, lawn of old manse. .. ...... 3:00 Women's Relief Corps, at the K. of P. Hall, . ' Wednesday, July 20 10:00 Biblo Searchers clam of the Presbyterian church, picnic, at Riverside pork. 3:00 Parfctlale club, at the Riverside park. , 3:00 Baptist Ladles Aid, with It. A. Fox. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given' that the Un dersigned has been duly appointed by the County Court of the Stat of Oregon for Union County, executrix of the estate of Lydla Day, deceased, una has qualified as such. All per sons having claims against said es tate are hereby required to present FIND IT HERE Copy for this Coloma be In by a. m. COOKKI) FOOD SAI.K By F. O. E. auxiliary Sat. at Noah's Point Store. 7-13-1 1. TUB IIRT-ZI'M (il'N Will kill every ween, ciet ono at Clarka Florists. 7-13-a t, Hemstitching, pirating, button holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop. Adv. LIQUIDATION NOTICE The La Grande National Bank, lo cated at La Grande. In the State ot Oregon Is closing Its affairs. All note holders and other creditors of the as soclatlon ore therefore hereby noti fied to present the notes and other claims for payment. F. L. MB VERS, President, Dated June 13th, 1033. ,. 0-14-00 t. the same, verified as required by law, to the undersigned at the office of h:r attorneys, Green & Hess, at La Orai.i.c, Oregon, within six months from tho dato'hercof. Dnt-d at La arande, Oregon this J'.h day of July, 1033. UtiAltA ANDERSON, Executrix of the Evtato of Lydla Day, Deceased, July 7-14-21-38. Aug. 4. After the Movies NOTICH Until July 20, 1032, the directors of school district No. 24 of Union County, Oregon, will rccelvo sealed bids for tho transportation of all elementary pupils residing In mild district. Transportation will bo to tho Union School for the coming year. Bus must be comfortable and. large enough to carry said pupils. Driver must bo responsible and provide rea sonable bond and Insurance. Bus to travel the main roads only. Directors rescrvo tho right to roject any or all bids. CHAIRMAN: Lee Chenault. CLERK: Esther Edvatson. ADDRESS: Union, Ore. June 30. 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