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' Daughters of American Revolution,
Hold Annual Flag Day. Luncheon ;
At The Hopie of M;rs. A. T. Kill
The annual Flag day luncheon was
an Inspirational event yesterday when
the Daughters of the American, Rev
olution gathered at the home ofl Mrs.
A. T. Hill. A buffet luncheon was
served at one o'clock; with flags of
Viii'ltuj nations forming the decora
tloh. 1 ' -
Mrs. W. B. Pickdns is the Incoming
regent and presided, at the meeting.
In a 'clever manner' Mrs. Hill present
ed Mrs; R, P. Murp,hy. retiring regent
w. a gift,' The presentation speech
whs a beautiful mosaic from the lit
eratures of different 'epochs of Amerl-
enn history' centering lh' the t heme
Hjr nits oigii. juts, juurpuy Jiuiue
an appreciative reply.
Mrs." Robert Dixon led the prayer
U l!ow1ng"a sMute'tp the flag. ' "
Mrs. H. V. Leffel was presented with
the P,(A. R, official spoon In honor
o:; lie ' birth of her son. Ms. U A.
Loii n:nJt amp made the presentation
find Mrs; Leffel responded.
" Mrs,' HJU was In charge of the pro
gram., andj arranged, a groua of seven
old timet army songs which tjhe chap
ter sang, followed, by the reading of
"The PlasThJat Makes Men! Free.',
Mrs. Clarence Kopp was' a guest for
: tl0 afternoon, . -, '
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M-yevsrCteUigan, ...
Wedding at Baker
A weeding of interest in La arande
; la tliat of Miss Fern Myers,', of North
Powder, who became the bride 6f
, Michael Joseph, Galligari, of Haines,
yesterday morning in St. Francis ca
thedral in Baker, with . Rev, C. E,
Durry oiriclaung. ThQ ceremony was
uerformed at 7 o'clock In the oresence
ot a large number' of relatives ' aria:
friends.
- The brfde, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Myers, 'of North Powder, was at
tended by Miss Catie Qalllgan,'1 sis
ter of the bridegroom. Mr. .Oalllgan,
who Is a native of Ireland and nephew
of John Rouse of Unity, was attended
by John Rouse. ' - '
They will moke their home In the
.Rock Creek district. ' ,
Methodist 'Group
At Duncan Home
An Interesting program followed
the business session of the Women's
Foreign Missionary society of the
Methodist church yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. L.
V. Duncan.' Mrs. 'ft. "y. Leigh ton led
the devotions, using as her topic,
"Where No Water Is." ' ' '
Mrs. A. W. Leffel, Mrs. W. W. Kln
zie and Mrs. L. V. Duncan were ap
pointed on a nominating committee,
and will report at a future meeting.
Mrs. E. B. Kendrick reviewed a copy
of the society magazine, "The Friend,
..and .'Mrs.. R. Sj Tj)er presented dn
article on "Rethinking Missions."
1 The program included "To Spring,"
a piano solo by Gwen Hertzog: "What
LAST
CALL!
Middishade
Clothes at
the Old Price!
While Our.
Stock Lasts!
We'd be better off if we
didn't wain you,! Soon we'll
be' selling- ftliddishades like
these for more money. And
that's no fancy guess . . .
it's a 'cold, hard fact! The
rising market compels Mid
dishade to put up the price
. . . because Middishade
never cuts quality! "
Last chance! Our pres
ent stock of smart new
Middishade Bluesi Grays,
and Browns ... at the old
low Middishade price ! Don't
say -we didii't tell you to
HURRY!
Iii the Loving Thing To Do," a recita
tion by iary Lou Berry; "Boy Scout
March," a violin, solo by Fernr Dun
osn, accompanied on. the piano by
Peggy Puckett, "Girts of God, " a reel-'
tatlqn by Jaqualjne Berry; "Everyone
YOU Meet Has' Troubles," 'song," by
Marian" Trill; "Burden Exchange," a
reading' by Louise ' Ljelhton. 1 '
Pefreshments were served, by the
hostess assisted by Mrs. Harris. The'
next' meeting, will, be held on July 12
at Riverside park arid will, open with
a plcnlo luncli'at one o'clock.' "
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Ladies Plannirig:
Cooked Food 'Sale
The Presbyterian Ladles Aid will
sponsor a cooked, food sale on Satur
day, June X In a downtown store
and extehslve plans are,' being made
for the event by the committee, Mrs.
J.'P,' Morelock, dhilpiiari,' StrsT H"B.
Haiinai' $ifa.' B. B Itakin, lirs. fjum
mll' and Mrffl'Nenie'Bpbertton. -
Pioneer. Ai,jfiliary
Plans Silver Tea
For the 'benefit 'of the Francis
Brown Auxiliary to 'the' Sons and
Daughters of the Union County Pio
neers, a silver tea will ..be - enjoyed
Thursday afternoon,' June 22, from 2
until 8 o'clock at the country home
of Mrs. Thomas Wallslnger. Mrs. Wali
slhger will' "be assisted y Mrs1: Evet
ett walistnger" riha Mrs. James Moss.
Mrs. ' aUaiDger, lives on tiie ' Lower
Cove market , road one Vjand one-half
miles front its' Juncture with, the! Jo
seph highway. . , '
' A varied program Is-being arranged
K. D. Club Spends
tejnqpint. Park
Riverside Dark was the scene of
no-hoe Wea' event yesterday alternouh
wnen tne K. u, ciup me at u o ciock
The afternoon was spent In games
and sewing and at the close a pot
luck luncheon was served.
' Plans vere made for a swimming
party to pe held at Ooye on June' 28,
the nekfe activity of ihe' group'. '
",.
Entertains Club
At Wallowa Lake
Miss Anno Stange arranged, a novel
meeting for the members of her
brlclRe club yesterday when she enter.
talhed fo' them 'last bight',' at ' the
Starige cabin at' Wallowa Lake.'' They
drove .up. yesterdayAli(tsrnoon, spent
the evening' playing-Bridge and plan.
TO return 10 vjrtume wiui nii'
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So-Ne-He Club. Has
Cpuntr'y Meeting;
A plcnio on the lawn at the home
of Mrs. Ktite Redhead was enjoyed
yesterday' bjr 'the members of the 'Sb-Nc-He
club "They gathered at 10
o'clock at the .home of - Mrs.' Louis
Evans from where they drove to the
country home or, tne nostess:
A plcnlo lunch was served at noon,
and ; plans were made for 'the ; next
meeting which will be an afternoon
event at 2 o'clock, July 12 at River
side park. '
Parkdale Club Has
Mejetlng ajt Park' . : "
The members of the Parkdale club
spent yesterday afternoon at River
side ''park enjoying, tt'picmc. '' The
afternoon was spent In sewing and
games conducted informally. Lunch,
eon was served at 2 o'clock.
' Miss Edith Rogers, of Salt Lake
City, who Is the guest of Mrs. Willis
Moss, Mrs. Ralph Nlbler and Mrs. A.
p.' Harmon were guests for the after
noon. '' , i "'
' Mrs. Isaac Slmfer was 111 and un
able to : attend the meeting arid Mrs.
Prank Wood acted as secretary in her
absence ' v
' ' The next meeting . will e held on
June'aS at 2 o'clock at the Riverside
park. '; ' .. . ' " '
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W. C. T. U. Meets
With Mrs. Victor r .
An enthusiastic erouD of women
met at the home( of Mrs. R. L. Victor
on Tuesday for the monthly session
of the Women's Christian Temper,
ance Union. Mrs. R. W. Lelghton pre,
sided over the business session, dur.
Ing which time plans were'made lor
the visit of the state president, Mrs.
AHa'JoHey. about !July l." :The Hall
and Summer drama, "The Aftermath."
wHtch will be presented In La fjrande
on July 19. was also discussed.
' - The next meeting will be held In
July.-
SOCIAL CALENDAR ?
9 ttvft. ...
' p Menaay, atxne9 IB ' f
7:30 Daughters of the Union
' Veterans at the Lane chapel.
' 8 :qo Pythian Sisters, at the Odd
Fellows' ball.' ' " '' : " ' ' '"
Tuesday. June 20
2:00 Second Ward Relief So
ciety, at the chapel.
Wednesday. June 21
2:00 Women's Home' Missionary
society,'' Methodist church, wtth
Mrs. B. Q. Prltts, 2006 Third. ..
' 2:00 h. A. V: club! With Mr.
B. W. Tuloteen. ' '- ' ''
1 9:30 Bible Searchers oUss fsm
lly dinner, ;thr Presbyterian ,
church. " ' " " :
- '7:30 Women of the Moose card
party, with Mrs. Hulda Steffln.
Mltor -'
Tritphans Msln WO PntU
Relief . Society,
Holds Work Meet
The Second Ward Relief society
met Tuesday afternoon-at the chapel
and tied, a quilt during their monthly
work meeting.' Mrs. Cerelda Wade
presided at the business session.
Mrs. Araenta -SnlklelA and Mrs.
Wilms; -AndersorX served' refreshments
at tle close of the afternoon.7 ' ' "
Two more ' meetings have been
planned for, the summer before the
opening of,' the'summei1 vacation of
three" nfonths. The society will meet
next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
for ' the literary lesson led. by Mrs.
Eya rlce. ,
-
Legion Auxijliary,
' Officers for the coming year and
delegates to the state convention were
nominated last night when the Am
erican Legion auxiliary met . at 8
o'clock at tne Sacajawea' Inn. ' An
interesting program was also arranged;
featuring a flag drill presented by the
Women' Relief Corps.'-'1 1 ""
Nominees for trie delegates for the
convention are Mrs. Blma Eck'ey.'Mrs.
Hazot ' "agner, Ws. Iorene' Palmer,1
Kirs.' Bertha Flancry,' Mrs.' Minnie Par-:
lett and Mrs. Mildred' Tisa: ''.
'Mrs.rLorene "Palmer was the only
nominee' for' thS presidency, while In
the other offices the following will
be "considered 'at the pext mcet-lnff on
Wedhesda i'venirii': 'Julv lit-. ' Mrs.
'Gertrude Maxom and Mrs' Bertha
Elanery, first" vice , president; Mrs.
Nora Shorb and Mrs. Ella Koeter, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Beth Oarlty
and Mrs. Hazel Wagner, secretary; -Mrs.
Ardis Palmer and Mrs. Winifred, Dex
ter; treasurer; Mrs.' Elm' Eckley, Mrs.
Minnie Parlett, Mrs. C. -N. Palmer,
Mrs. Mae Desllet and Mrs. Julius
Roesoh, 'executive officers! Three of
the latter Jroilp Will be elected.
High School
Crjyjs Entertain '
', CUrls who will enter high school
next fall were complimented at a pic
nic and swimming party at which the
High School Girl's Missionary society
of the Methodlsi church entertained
Monday evening ' at Cove. ' The event
was the final social activity of the
season for the society. l)
'. Swimming was enjoyed at 4 o'clock
al ter which a picnic dinner was serr
ed," - '
" Mrs. W. H. Hertzog and Mrs. R. p.
Tyler were chaperonea for the eve
ning".. ': ) "
Commission Meets
:iAnlj!tyw8 Bills
Bills amounting to 3515.10 for May
were allowed last night' by tl. city
commission and ordered paid by war
rants when they met at 7:30 o'clock
at the city hall. Victor Melville,
president, P. J. Lottes and W. M.
Cbndtt were all present.
"'No other matters of Import were
settled by the commission although
several matters were Introduced at
the meeting and laid over until
later session. .
The commission authorized Angus
McAllister, city tnanager, to get up
air estimate for the' renewal of Beaver
Creek pipeline. Mr. McAllister start
ed ' working out the estimate this
morning. ' Thcr renewal of the pipe
line Is one of the projects for Union
county under the public works bill.
PECAN ORCHARD IX CITY
, NEW ORLEANS IF) One Of the
largest pecan ' orchards In south
Louisiana lies within the boundaries
or the city of New Orleans. It is ib
cated on a plantation below the Im
migration station and contains 2600.
trees' In goodi condition.
Racing autos in the 600-mile In
dianapolis nice get from seven to '10
miles per gallon, depending on the
severity of the pacev: :.'
White
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Mlu lMH link, sataty
Panama Hats
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Wide jhrims give 'the greatest protection
fr(om a blazing sun - assorted blocks as
sorted trims.'- v ' : r-
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trul' Airport" nuw llelnir shown ut Hie l.ttiurtv tliralre. A love story
ivoveiV'Inti) the exciting nlr adventures adds tt the power or the
picture unci mnkes It pvrluiis ,tlic greatest' of Its' kind ''since the'
'" if.-.. "iiuwn I'utrol."' 1 '
Q(DCAQ -
From Welser-'- ' ,
Mrs. Henry Hughes, of Welser, Ida.,
Is Bpending the week in ha arande
visiting with her mother, Mrs. O. P.
Harrison.
Witness In Baker
"Mrs." Margaret Freeman, of La
Orande, tfas called to- Baker Monday
where"she"was one of the chief wit
nesses hi the case' of Lucille Colvard
against 1 the Howe-Thompson - com
pany, in which ' the- former was
awarded 'damages of $200. The cose
involved a permanent -waving mach
ine ciemonstrated by B. O. Thompson,
a representative of the defendant.'
Return
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Nelson and fam
ily returned Tuesday from Ogden
and Salt Lake where they have been
attending the M. I. A. conference and
visiting with relatives! '
Rev. Curran Visiting
Rev. John.T. Curran, who read his
first: mass at the Catholic church lost
Sunday, is enjoying a two weeks va
cation here andi at tho. present time
Is the guest of Father Kennedy, at
Wallowa. 1 '
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Torronce Homo .
' Willie Torrenco, University of Ore
gon truck star, and ii graduate of the
La Orande Hlph school, tins returned
to Lo, Grande to spend the summer
with his parents. Willie hns been
prominent in track activities this
winter under the tutelage of Couch
Bill Hayward. ...
To California ' ;
Mrs. M. 'H. Sullivan, her daughter.
Miss PIoren6e, and son, Joe, left Tues
day night for Oakland, Cal., where
they plan to moke their home. "'
t'roin I'cmlleloit
Mrs. Charles Ballard ami son,
Bobby, are guests at the home ot
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Lyon. They make
their home in Pendleton.
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To Chlcufjn ,
Misses Eileen Morelock. Borah Wil
liamson. Ruth Brown and Beatrice
Wardell ore well on their way to Chi
cago where they are planning to spend
about two weeks visiting at the Coiv
tury of Progress Exposition, They are
accompanied by Justin. Smith who Is
driving their . automobile. All are
teachers in the La Grande public
schools.
Edwin Kirby Home
.Edwin Klrby,- who, graduated from
the University of Oregon on Monday,
has returned to La Orande to visit
with Ills parents, Dr. and Mrs. B."0.
Klrby. Miss Dorothy Klrby. his sister,
drove to Eugene and returned with
him to La Orande,-. ' v ' '
To Summer soltoul '
Cecil Posey, a teacher In the La
Orande grade schools; plana to leave
tomorrow for Eugene where ho will.
attend the 'summer session at tho
University of Oregon. . Mr. Posey is a
graduate of tho Eastern Oregon Nor
mal school. ' ' ' ' .
Police Clean llon.se '
( The 'police station has received a
new coat of kalscmlne. and a com
pleto renovation. ; Chlof of Police Jim
Stoffen announce tluuV.as soon as -a
little scrubbing Is completed .on tho
floors the 'station' will be back to
normal again. :
Memorial .Service''
The Ladles auxiliary to the Blue
Mountain canton, No. 14,' of 'the Odd
Fellows will hold their nnnual mem
orial service for the dead at the Odd
Fellows hnll, Sunday - evening, '' June
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18. The members Invited all mem
bers of,' the Odd Fellows: Rebekahs
and thetrfamllies.and friends to at
tend the services. " v "
Eutles Meet ' 1 1 ' . .
The Eagles and the auxiliary will
hold their regular meetings tonight at
7:30 o'clock at 'the Eagles hall. 'The
men's lodge'wlll hold Initiation while
the program was not announced' for'
the auxiliary session. ' '
Visits ot Cove - '
Hugh' Cathers, formerly with ' the
Boise Capital News, -is now in Cove
with his mother and sister. 1 Helen,
visiting another sister, Mrs. William
Howerter wrid'Vresldesi there. Hugh.
Cathers visited in La Grande yester
day. ' ' - ' " .
Poiwliig Through ' i
Mr. and 'Mrs. Ted Reeves, of Port
land, and 'their four children stopped
In La Grande for a short time yes
terday. 'en 'route to Montana where
Mr. Reeves has a job as a steam' pipe
fitter. ' ,'.'-'; : ' v'
McFarland Home'
raoaey Moruriana.
who Is. e tXr'
in-jua uronoQ last jugiu vo epena itfie
summer wltiv lus parents,-. Mr, arid
Mrs. J, Ci McParland, at -1705 First
street. .' -., :
Minor Accident ,
Oarald f Peterman, 37011, North
Fourth, and Nip Conley figured In a'
minor -oolllslon,-yesterday afternoon'
on Monroe-and Oreenwood, No dam-:
age .-was Teportctl to either -of tlie
automobiles. iJ. .. v y i
Itcluriist .. ' . :
Charles Oump has returned from
Portland! whore 'he 'Underwent' a phy
sical examlhatlbn'ln'bompllahce with
the requirements of the raliroad. Mr. j
Oump 16 to 'railway 'employee.' ' M
From Elgin :' ! '- '
-MM; "Eay Wheeler and Mrs. Hush
Lyttle,- ior"Elglif,"-were buslhess'isi
lto in-Ca Ora-nde orl Wodnenduy. '
Visit . -
Mr.-and, Mrs. Arthur Hallgarth and
Mrs. Frank HallgSrth and 'two daugh
ters, of Elgin, were In La Orande
Wednesday for medical attention.
In Austin ' '- "'' ,' '" 'ifS
Mrs. Maybel Blockwell Ib In Austin
visiting with her sister. ' Mrs. FraKler.
Mrs. Blockwell has'- been attending
tho Eastern Oregon Normal school
hero. - :.' ., t .
Returns ' ' .
Don Mahoney; who has been -vfalt-Ing
with' Ray Gllham, son of Dr. andl
Mrs. R. V. Ollham, for the past week
in Pendleton,' has returned' to his
home In La Orande. r: ' '' : '
From Cornellns ' 'v '
' Mr. antt Mrs; Jesse Toweiyand
daughters',' Ldu Ellen:' of Cornelius,
are visiting at the home of Ed Towerjt
in La arahe;' " ' " 1 " '; -' f -J
CI,E,VNINa WOODWORK ,, ,
To clean 'kitchen' Wafts and wood
work thinly coated by grease from
StOVO flimeS. use '(i Onllnn nf 'nHn,
fs'6ap-, siids t6 'which atablespobh of
Kerosene nas been added. Wash
small space at a time and then rinse
with warm water! and ' wipe dryit
once. "A sponge of soft cloth is sug
gested to use for'washlng and a soft
Unties cloth for wiping.'- ;if mi
housewife' goes' over ' the kitchen
once a month in this way, she will
savo much time, as the dirt Is easily
removed. ' '.' ..... . fc.i wt
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:-, Heramed as the "Dawn Patrol" of
1933, Richard Barthelmess' newest'
picture "Central1 Airport" comes v to
the Liberty theatre tomorrow (or a
limited engagement, ' The super air
thriller glorifies the flying heroes of
peace -i, , ,' not war . . , and is said
to exceed anything that the talented'
star has1 ever'done.. . . . v,r 1
The powerful story deals wltli the
hazardous lives and the exalting loves
of these hardy navigators qf the
stormy , air-lines. Richard Bartuel-'
mess plays tne part of a returned
war hero who pilots trans-contincstali
passenger planes. He crashes - hla:
ship, with a. heavy toll'of ilvesrand,
Is "grounded."" Discredited 1 In'-' the
gome he loves 'and she tonly one he-
knows, he goes bam-storminf with a
travetlng tilp-olrcue; and' falls in love,
with' Sally EMers, ' parachute Jump-'
eP."-.-,iti r1- - v. ,4 ; , ,
Their glamorous love affair and the
many'1 thrilling plane" erashes 'build'
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