La Grande evening observer., June 18, 1934, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Monday, Juno 18; 1931
Reta Conner, Hershel Talbot
Are Married Saturday Evening
And Go At Once to Hermiston
The marriage of Miss Reta Conner
and Hershel Talbot wa solemnized
Saturday evening at 10:00 o'clock at
trie home of Rev. and Mrs. w. H
Hertzog, 908 Spring atreet, Rev. Mr,
Hertgog reading the service. The
bride who wore a drew of pink crepe
and a corsage of sweet peas, was at'
tended by Mrs. Ralph Scarbo, while
Mr. Scarbo served Mr. Talbot as his
best man. Mr. and Mrs. Talbot left
Immediately for Hermiston where
they plan to remain for about a
month.
The bride on this occasion Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Con
ner, and was graduated from the La
Grande High school In the class of
1931. Mr. Talbott Is In the employ
of the state highway department.
Wedding of Late
June Has Much
Interest Here
His many friends here will be In
terested to learn that the engagement
of Franklin K. Eberhard and Miss
Janice Etlgor, of Sun Francisco has
been made recently with the mar
riage to be an event of the latter part
of the month; Mr. Eberhard, who is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Colon Eber
hard of this olty and Is very well
known here, was graduated from
Stanford university where he was i
member of the Phi Kappa Sigma frat
ernlty In March 1033, and has since
been a reporter for Dun Ac Brnd-
SOCIAL CALENDAB
Monday, June 18
: 8:00 Eastern Star Social club
at Masonic parlors.
Tuosday, June 10
: 8:C0 Auxiliary to Mt.
Post No. 30BO V. P. W.
Emily
Wednesday, Juo 30
140 D. A. R, luncheon. River
side park.
. 3:00 W. P. M. S. Methodist
church, Mrs. 8. T. Ballle, Island
City road,
3:00 Northslde Improvement
club, h. D. 8. church.
; 3:00 L. A. L. club with Mrs.
'Charles Karther.
3:00 Parkdale club, potluck at
Riverside pork.
3:00 Baptist Women's socloty
With Mrs, Prank Jester.
' 8:00 Li. 8, to B. of L. F, and E.,
' Eagles halt,
Thursday, Juno 21
f 8:00 Y. W. E. A. picnic, Pine
; Cone.
7:30 Eagles auxiliary at the
: hall.
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imega.
Improvement
Club Wednesday
What the committee feels will be
a worth-while program has been plan
ned lor the regular meeting of the
Northslde Improvement club Wed nee
day afternoon at 3:00 o'clock at the
L. D. S. church, corner Fir and Y
street. Mrs. Bragg and Mrs. Slnden
are members of the entertainment
committee. Miss Zla Mae Andre wh
will sing a vocal solo, Mrs. Carroll and
Mrs. Lenore Coalwoll will give read
ings. Mrs. French and Mrs. Oneal have
charge of the flowers discussions
which Include thete: Permanent
Perennials, Mrs. J. K, Charlton, Roses
For Your Qarden, Mrs, Btella Denny,
Zinnia Secrets, Mrs. Walter Parker
and It's Fun to have a Flowor Show,
Mrs. Frank Cain. All Interested are
given an invitation to attend this
meeting,
Y.W. E. 'a. Picnic
Thursday Eve
Members of the Young Women's
Educational auxiliary are planning a
picnic for Thursday evening, June 31
at Pine Cone, an Innovation In the
annual programs, which usually last
from October to May. The picnic
supper will oe served at 8:00 o'clock
and transportation will be furnished.
Members end their frlonds are In
vited and all are asked to call either
Avis Ferris or members of the Library
staff for Instructions as to the supper.
...
Class Picnic
Is Big Success
The annual picnic of the Ever-
ready class of tho First Christian
church held Sunday at the foot of
Mt. Emily was considered a genuine
succcas with about 60 pooplo present.
The lesson study was conducted
under tho direction of tho teacher of
the class, Miss Annetta Johnson, and
sorvlco of worship Including tho
communion service was nold with
Miss Dorothy Smutz having charge.
'Hie dinner was prepared by tho com
mittee with Mm. Ruth Helvoy as
chairman and an afternoon of recroa-
tlon was In charge of Bcnulfi Hicks.
Roy Rlegels, contor of tho Univer
sity of California toam which played
Ccorglo Tech In tho Itoao bowl game
of IQ'29, has been named coach at
tho Pomona, Oil., Junior college.
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Memory Of Col. Huron
is Honored Sunday
(Continued Prom Page One)
Grande, who commanded tho 180th
Infantry at the time of his unex
pected death last month.
The program:
Prelude, procession of colors.
"Largo" by Handel, 188th Infantry
band.
Invocation, Chaplain Blenkinsop.
"All Hall the Power," Hymn.
Scripture. "The Oood Shepherd."
"Tho Lost Chord," Chaplain Blen
klnsop and band.
"Love Divine." Hymn.
Eulogy, Chaplain Beard.
"Oolng Home," band.
Benediction. ' ;
Poulludo. ' '
Colonel Huron Is missed greatly at
camp and many, many expressions of
sorrow at his untimely passing are
nearci,
Sgt. George M. Plank, who rode his
motorcycle down to camp from La
Orandc. took it out the other nluht
for a Jaunt to Cannon Beach, and as
Corporal William W. liunyan pun
nlngly remarked, ran Into a ."smart
Aleck (BUI sounded It clllck).". Plank
was climbing a hill and In tho dark
spotted what looked llke cow legs to
him, but as he approached It appear
ed the "cow" had as a henrecar a
pair of rocking chairs. In other words.
tne glowing animal was notlilne more
or less than a mammoth so Georire
says bull elk. Oeorge wheeled his
motor over to ono side of the road
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LIBERTY
Last
Time
Tonight
3 Days - Starting Tuesday
Why did his girl $f V 10 I
make him the great f tV $ . 1
lover of the ether- V 1
then give him the p I
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P&M3t- ;J song hits from . l HV,t'lt
rSFS the producers and .'JSX
hMa BarJ 1 Lawn
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I A noted radio ex- r I I
pert "tells all" in -? I I
tins inside story r i I I
that "fairly sizzles i jh A
with action and (I , 1A y jtjM I
surprises !".4.,w s4Mx ?r. I
Just when Mr. Waplto decided to go
the same piece In a hurry. Tho next
morning there still was elk hair on
one side of the motorcycle and George
was limping beautifully m he related
his adventures to the UBual doubting
Thomases.
.
Tho usual enjuynirj weekend was
spent at Bear.lde and Astoria, but for
details well, Just a bit Indiscreet to
go Into them In detail, Many of the
boys enjoyed themselves by commun
ing with nature In the row we refer
to swims In the ocean, etc., of course.
Tbe scenery Is magnificent this sea
son, seems to be the run of reports,
and the new styles generally meet
with favor.
This week will complete the seri
ous training at camp, winding up
with the annual sham battle on Sat
urday, with the 188th Infantry taking
tile leading part this year. The two
rllle regiments alternate from year to
year In the demonstration, which la
usually witnessed by from 30,000 to
60,000 spectntors.
Promotions at camp include the
following: to be corporal. Arthur B.
Stcffen; privates first class. Maur:ce
A. York, Arnold E. Oliver and John
M. Lambert. Specialists annointed
follow: Burke Inlow. Albert W. Lilly,
Carl M. Amos and John V. Alnsworth.
Specialists are Ju-jt what the name
Implies privates or privates first
class who have some special duty to
perform and therefore receive a bit
Permanent Waves
Includes Flngerwave,
Haircut, Shampoo
$2.50
Others at
$3.50
and
$5.00
Get a Wave for Swimming
$1.75
All Work Guaranteed
CINDERELLA SHOP
Phone Main 260 1113 Adams
"JOURNAL OP A CRIME"
Ruth Chattel-ton Claire Dodd
Adolphe Menjou Geo. Barbier
higher pay chock. Lilly Is artificler
and Alnsworth is bugler.
, Talk about wild goose chuscsl The
uutlonul guard enjoys them every
year with some rookie on the raw
end of the deal. One member of
Company E tramped around comp
Think of getting such beauty in a rug, for so low a
price! The lustrous highlights give the appearance
of rugs costing far more ! A permanent sheen, woven
of carefully blended
Oriental designs every rug brand new and perfect.
At Wards low price they could easily be called "spe
cials." Come! See them! Save!
Scatter Axminster Rugs, 27x36-in. Only, $1.39
Hair Rug Cushion, won't mat down. 9x12-ft. $4.98
$6.15
Plades -ln. Wheels
Four keen steel cutting blades
send the grass flying I They cut
a clean sw.ith leave your lawn
as smooth as a golf green. Wards
low price means a big saving!
considerably the other morning In
search of a bucket of taps the kind
you blow on a bugle if you can buzz
Into tho mouth piece. The rookie in
question had a bucket with him when
he finally found out that taps are
ethereal blrdles and not Issued from
the QMC at all. Who furnished the
wools. Copies of famous
Camp Chair
Compact Folding I Strong I
Sturdy hard
wood frame.
striped seat. A 1
great value I
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1101-3 Washington Ave.
bucket Is a bit of a mystery.
Another rookie left La Grande's
streot In search of tho always miss
ing skirmish lino. Ho failed to get
far though, as the sergeant in Un
ion's company orderly tent lifted the
corners of his mouth too far when he
heard the request.
?3 down, $4 monthly,
Comfortable I A n d
low priced! Var
ni shed hardwood
frame, 4 color painted-stripe
material.
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The mess hog been unusually good
this year, both as to quality and
quantity. Sgt. Fred J. Wells Is mess
sergeant, Sgt. Mux W. Burko firut
cook, and Carl M. Amos second or
"bull" cook. In addition two kitchen
police are picked for duty dally.
plus carrying charge
Phone Main 18
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