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Young Women's "'Educational Auxiliary
Holds Its First Annual Picnic
Friday Evening Out at Pine Cone
With 61 members and friends at
tending, the .trt annual picnic ol
the Young Women's ' Educational
auxiliary held last evening at Pine
Cone;- was declared a genuine success.
Mrs. Avis Perrls. the new president,
with an able corps of assistants,
placed the great quantities of food
on the tables arranged In the form of
a hollow square and supper was ser
ved at 7:00 o'clock. Games, swim
ming and Informal conversation fol
lowed for a few hours. Former mem
bers and guests present from a dis
tance Included Miss Either Ryan, of
Portland. Mrs. Bertha Berber Vonder
Ahe, of Brentwood. Cal.. Mrs. Helen
Denham Mays, of Bend, Ore., Mrs.
Albert LumUtrom. of Alaska, and Mrs.
C. A. Speer, of Washington, Iowa.
Women's Group
Meets j,n Valley
Members of the Women'! Foreign
Missionary society of the First Meth
odist church drove to the country
home of Mrs. 8. T. Bailie for their
July meeting which came on Wed
nesday afternoon. Eighteen women
of the church were present, the host
esses being Mrs. Bailie, and Mrs. Lee
Hanford. Mra. W. M. Pterson pre
sented the devotion a Is, using lor her
topic "The Ufe That Was Light."
Mrs. B. S. HJckox discussing the les
son from the subject "Who is the
candidate?' gave some of the require
ments for one who would be a foreign
missionary. ' The standards for such ft
worker are very high, she pointed
out, giving in detail the examinations
which are necessary before one ; Is
accepted to do this kind of service.
The hostesses served at the conclu
sion of the lesson.
The July meeting will be on the
11th with Mrs. Gerald Pierian at
Perry.
Parkdale Club
Assembles At Park
- The June and July meetings of the
Parkdale club are being held In River
side Park n which general neighbor
hood this group of women reside.
Twelve members spent Wednesday af
ternoon together and there were also
present four visitors. The program
consisted of a reading "Be a Friend."
by Miss Evelyn Carbine and each one
present nhso gave a short poem. The
lunch of tho afternoon was served
pot luck.
The club will meet next time at the
sain place on July 11.
Auxiliary P.lans
To Give Shower
There were 18 members present for
the-meeting of the Eagles auilUary
Thursday evening at their hall when
plans were made for a miscellaneous
shower to be given at the hall Wed
nesday afternoon. June 27 at 3:00
o'olock. The recipients will be Mr.
and Mrs. Erna Bush, who recently
lost all their possessions by fire. The
committee In charge of the affair Is
Mrs. Seward, Mrs. Walker and Mrs.
Breshears. Mrs. Sarah Bailey, recently
elected to the office of trustee was
Installed. Announcement was made
that Mr. and Mrs. Prank Seward, Mrs.
Winnlfred Cam. Mr. and Mrs. Moffltt
and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Walker were
at present In Marshfleld attending
the state meeting.
A - special meeting Is being called
for Thursday evenlug. June 28 for all
officers and members of the drill
team while the next regular meeting
will be on July 5.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday, June 23
8:00 Pinochle party. Women of
Moose, Walter Swarts home.
8;00 Past Matrons Club, Ma
sonic hull. '
Saturday, June 23
2:00 Presbyterian 6. 8. picnic,
Rl ven. 1 tie park.
Tuesday. June 26
1:00 Sewing. Ladles auxiliary to
Old Timers club at club looms,
2:00 Second Ward Relief so
ciety at L. D. S. church.
' 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
CIXDKRKLLA SHOP
Phone Main 250 1113 Adams
Purdy's Dutch Shop
' Depot St.
Special for Saturday and Sunday
Vanilla Pecan A'
Butterscotch Pecan
and Cartnel Pecan Ice Cream
P.tSTKIKS or ALL KISOS
Mrs. Ruth Elam
Is Hostess
The Women's Missionary society of
the M. E. Church South held Its so
cial meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Ruth Elam. Mrs.
Effle Kelvcy had charge of the devo-
tlonals. The study leaflet was on the
women's missionary work In Brazil
which was read and discussed. Mrs.
Hazel Surmer aang a solo. Mrs. Eula
Webb playing her accompaniment.
Mra. 1. K. Charlton presented the
Bible study which was the 120th
Psalm, and this concluded the study
of the Psalms. During the business
session, plans were made to help one
of the members who Is very 111. Mrs.
Elam was assisted by Mrs. Charlton
when she served late In the after
noon.
...
Sewing Club
Finishes Year
Members of the Stitch and Ch.-it-ter
club report an excellent meeting
Friday afternoon at the fceme of Mrs.
William KoeUrr. The 20 members
who were present completed seven
dresses and seven pairs of shorts, al
so two comforters. This Is the last
work meeting for the year, but a pic
nic Is being planned for Thursday,
July 12.
Sunday School
Picnic Tomorrow
The annual Presbyterian Sunday
Echol picnic will be the big event for
Riverside Park tomorrow. With the
games and other outdoor events to
begin around 2:00 o'clock, those who
have no means of conveyance are
asked to meet at the church promptly
at 2:00. Each one Is asked to bring
a basket lunch which will be eaten
at 6:00 o'clock. For dessert the
school will furnish the Ice cream.
Playground Hike
Saturday Morning
The first of the playground hikes
will be held Saturday morning.
Children who want to go on the
hike are asked to be at the High
school stadium by 10:00 tomorrow
morning. The hike will be short,
and those who go will return by
noon. All children are invited to go.
The average rural Illinois family
spent 1101 for clothing in 1933, a sur
vey shows.
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NAVY SAYS G.B.
LONDON. June 31 (JP) British
experts told Americans today Great
Britain needs a bigger navy with more
surface craft of all type but especially
those In the lighter, swifter category.
This suggestion was given at a ses
sion of Anglo-American technical
experts in which Oreat Britain out
lined her desire in a statement of her
maximum position In naval arma
ments. The British suggestions were so de
tailed that the Americans merely re
ceived them for transmission to
Washington, tl was understood that
at the bilateral discussions prelim
inary to next year's naval conference
Oreat Britain covered the entire range
of lis plans, including the admiralty's
desires in the way of numbers and
size of vessels, and the power of guns.
At the same time. It was reported
in official quarters. Great Britain
indicated a desire for a general limit
ation of navies on a co-operative basis
by all powers. Members of both
delegations, however, refused to com
ment on subjects under discussion.
Playground Work io
Receive Local Support
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table tennis sets.
Montgomery Ward and Co: 1
punching bag, 1 volleyball.
Wagner Hardware: 1 volleyball net.
Home Lumber Co.: Materials and
lumber for 2 ping pong tables.
W. H Bohnenkamp Co: 1 table ten
nis set.
Roy Farnam Co.: 1 table tennis
set and offer to repair all balls.
Van Patten Lumber Co.: Materials
and lumber for 2 ping pong tables,
posts for volleyball courts.
John Garrlty : horseshoes for 8
courts.
D. Fitzgerald: Iron pegs for horse
shoe pits.
Pred Spaeth: Drinking fountain at
high school ground.
J. Melville: 2 drinking fountains
for Greenwood playground.
Red and Freds: Iron pegs for
horseshoe pits.
Glass Drug Co.: 2 first aid kits.
49 Cent Store: 4 tennis rackets.
Falk's: 1 table tennis set.
E. Hackman Hardware Co.: Rope
for volleyball nets.
Island City Concrete Pipe Co.: 4
yards of sand for playground sand
pits.
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Leo C. Bryant, European and Am
erican trained. Accredited teacher.
Reasonable rates. Studio E. O. School
of Music. 6-22-1 t.
CAKII OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness and sympathy ex
tended to us during our recent ber
eavement. Also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
Lester Imblera family. 6-22-1 tp.
Dry Box Factory Wood. Large truck
load delivered $5.00 per load. Tele
phone orders collect. Pondosa Pine
Lumber Co Elgin. Ore. 6-21-2 t.
Farmers Now Is the time to pro
tect your crops from fire. Call Wil
liamson and Berry for Hay and Grain
Flre Insurance. Phone Main 900.
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LAMP SIIAHES
A new shipment of the latest
things in lamp shades to fit every
style of lamp. Floor. Bridge. Table,
Boudoir. End Table and Radio, has
Just been received, by Richardson's
Art and Gift Shop. These shades are
the best values that have ever been
shown In ta Grande. Prices ranging
from 50 cents to t2 SO defending on
the sire and style. It will pay you
to visit Richardson's If you need a
new shade for your lamp. 6-20-t f
New low prices on Tnsulin-U-20-10CC,
98c. U40-10CC I 77. Moon
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Waterspar enamel, all colors. Easy
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Yarvlle? face powder and compact
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Full line or firecrackers and novel
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Try Moon's Vanilla Extract, 3 oe
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VIOLIN INSTKl'CTION
Special low rates to those register
ing now. Chartew Mixer. B. M.. M. M
I-Xvtnerly of Chicago Conservatory of
Music. Studios In La Grande hotel.
6-13-12
Nyal Anacld Powder for indigestion
50c. Moon Drug Co. 6-22-1 m
Ladv Esther Toilitr.es at Moo:
Drug Co, 6-22-1 m
Dance at Wonderland Dance Hall
Sat, Ntte. Free case of Beer given
away. Cass Beer Garden. 6-23-2 t
Window and wallpaper cleaning
Paint washing and scraping. Floor
waxing. Phone 65 J. 6-7-1 mp.
NOTICE Of SHERIFF'S SAI-B
On the 14th day of July. 1M4. at
the hour of ten o clock a. m.. at the
I front door of the court house la La
GRANDE EVENING
Grande, Union County. Oregon. I will
sell al public auction to the highest
bidder for cash the following describ
ed real property ' located - in Union
County. Oregon, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of 8?c
tlon Four M), Township Three
(8) South. Range Forty (40) East
of the Willamette Meridian.
Said sale Is made under execution
issued- out of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for the County
of Union, to me directed. In the case
of Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany, a corporation, plaintiff, versus
Minnette Sentner, a single woman. H.
A. fiemuel and Jane Doe Samuel,
whose true name Is Lillian A. Samuel,
his wife, John J. Mure hi son and Jan?
Doe Murchlson. whose true name Is
Mary A. Murctuaon, his wife, and
Land Credit Mortgage Company, a
corporation, are defendants.
Dated this 14th day of June. 1934.
JESSE BRESHEARS. Sheriff of Un
ion County, Oregon.
June 15, 22, 29. July 6, 13.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed by
the County Court of- the State of
Oregon for Union County, administra
trix of trig estate of Ralph R. Huron,
deceased, and has qualified as such.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to pre
sent the same, verified as required by
law, to the undersigned at the office
of his attorneys. Green A; Hess, at La
Grande. Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof.
Date of first publication June l,
1934.
HUGH HURON. Administrator.
GREEN St HESS, Attorneys for Ad
ministrator. June 1. 8. 15, 22 and 29-p
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
OF SALE
Notice Is hereby given that In pur
suance of an Order of the County
Court of Union County. Oregon.-sit-tlruff
in probate, duiy made and en
tered June 15th, 1934. the under
signed administratrix of the estate
of Edward Chestnut, deceased, will
from and after July 24th. 1934, at
2:00 o'clock p. m., sell at private sale,
at the office of Green & Hess. At
torneys at Law. at Rooms 1. 2. 3 La
Grande National Bank Building. La
Grande. Oregon, to the highest and
best bidder for casli In hand paid,
or for part cash and the balance to
be secured by first mortgage on the
premises sold, and subject to the con
firmation by the said County Court,
all the right, title and interest which
the said Edward Chestnut had at the
time of his death In and to the fol
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
The Southwest Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter; the East Half
of the Southeast Quarter of Sec
tion 18: and the North Half of
the Northeast Quarter; Southeast
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter
of Section 19: and the North
Half of the Northwest Quarter of
Section 20, all In Township 4.
South Range 41. E. W. M., in Un
ion County. Oregon.
To pay estate debts, claims and ex
penses of probate. y
MATTrE M. GOFF, Administratrix.
GREEN A: HESS, Attorneys for Ad
ministratrix. - -
June 22. 29. July 6, 13; 20.
Sermonette
Edited by
Harriet R. MacDonald
I pray not that thou shouldest
toic them out of the world, butf
that thou Shouldest keep them
trom the evil. John 17-15.
Rnti. h)i.v. that to live the life
that leads to heaven, which Is called
the spiritual life. Is difficult, because
they have been lokl that a man must
renounce the world, must divest
htniif nt ttw IiirLk called the lusts
of the body and the flesh, and must
live spiritually: and they understand
this to mean that tney musi uisnuu
...n.iHi. thino. irhloh consist chiefly
In riches and honors: that they must
walk continually In pious mecmauuu
n n.vi tH-ntmn. and eternal life:
and must spend their life In prayers
and In reading tne worn ana yiuuj.
books. Such Is their idea of renounc
ing the world, and living In the spirit
and not In tne nesn. . . .
imrv ta receive the life of hearen
one must live In the world and en
gage In Its business and employments.
of a moral and civil
life there receive the spiritual life. In
no other way can tne spiritual mc
be formed in man. or hi spirit pre
pared for heaven; for to live an in
ternal life and not at the same time
and external life is like dwelling in
a hous that has no foundation.
Emanutel Swedenbont.
The Sunday School
Lesson in Rhyme
Bv Carlos A. Plammer
KKVIf.W
"The Gospel of Uie Kingdom"
Is subject of review:
Last half of six month's lessons
In Gospel of Mathew.
The first one ts "Confessing
And. Following the Lord."
The Child and Heaven's Kingdom"
Is second to record.
The third one Is "Forgiveness."
Which Jesus made quite plain.
Then. "All for Heaven's Kingdom."
Which eVry oe should gain.
Christ's Standard of True Greatness.
We next in order bring.
The subject of the sixth, one
Is "Christ Acclaimed as King."
Tho fievenUi Is on "Temp "ranee.
And Patriotism True."
The Future of the Kingdom."
Is eighth In this review.
The ninth one Is 'The Judgment,"
W her some will suffer loss.
Tlvn. "Jet-us in the Shadow
Of Calr'ry's Cruel Cross.'
"The Cruet fiction" follo
The saddest to relate:
And last ts "Jesus Risen.
And His Commission Great,
By Carlos A. Plummer,
OBSERVER, LA GRANDE.
NEWS
Churches of City
Announce Plans
For The Sunday
Rev. Father Delahunty to
Be Guest Pastor at
Church of Our Lady of
The Valley.
Church programs for Sunday, June
24. are to Include the following:
Church of Uur Lady of The Valley
1 Rev. Thomas J. P. Brady, A. M..
Ph. D., Pastor.
On Sunday, June 24, the Rev.
Father John Delahunty, recently or
dai.ied, priest In Denver. Colorado, for
the Diocese of Baker. Ore., will be the
guest of the congregation and pas
tor. He will sing a solemn High alass
tn the church at 8 o'clock sharp. At
tending him as deacon will be Father
John D. Lee, of Baker, and as sub
deacon. Rev. Father John T. Curran
well known In La Grande. Rev. Father
Brady, the pastor will deliver a brief
sermon during this mass. The music
for this mass will be a Gregorian
chant. All are Invited. In addition
to this Solemn High Mass, there will
be a low mass at 6 o'clock, celebrated
by the pastor.
The vacation school for children
will open at the 8 o'clock mass and
the Very Rev. Chancellor of the Dio
cese wij.1 give a brief talk to the chil
dren. All children are invited to at
tend the1 Instructions In Christian
doctrine which will begin oa Monday
morning at the 8 o'clock mass, and
terminate at noon dolly, preceded by
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
A class of first communicants will be
organized; also a class for confirma
tion. First communion will take
place on Sunday. July 8, at the 8
o'clock maas and all children, boys
and girls who made their first com
munion tn 1933 and 1932 will go to
holy communion at the mass and
make their solemn communion. The
pastor will conduct the vacation
classes, aided by Father Curran and
ladies of the parish. Sunday. July 1st
will be monthly communion day for
the Ladies Altar society.
The Reverend pastor returned from
Portland last Friday week after mak
ing a three-day retreat there. -
First ProbvterLin Church
(1303 Washington Avenue)
The minister. J. George Waiz, said:
"In concluding our sermon on 'Com
fort shall be to them that fear Cod'
begun last Sunday morning, we will
speak more directly on The nature of
Christian Mercy.' The present and fu
ture rewards," said Mr. Walz. "wliich
God has revealed to His people, will
be bestowed In proportion to our
Christian diligence and usefulness. A
liberal Christian shall be established
by liberal things: a useful Christian,
who improves his talents, shall rule
over many cities; and a Christian
who suffers with and for Christ. Is
assured, that these sufferings work
for Him and eternal weight of glory.
The peace-makers shall be called
God's children; the pure in heart
shall see God; and the merciful shall
obtain mercy." You are Invited by
the pastor and congregation to alt
with them and think this subject
through to Its end. service beginning
at 11:00 o'clock Sunday morning. The
choir will sing tiie anthem "O For
a Closer Walk With God" by Poster,
and Mr. Charles Mixer, violinist, will
play "Meditation" by Massenet. Mrs.
Mixer will accompany Mr. Mixer on
the piano.
The Bible school meets again at
9:45 o'clock Sunday morning, with a
cordial invitation to all who would
give study and attention to the
wisest things of life, learning of
Christ's all -sufficiency in the mak
ing of the capacity of every human
being Just the Christian possible, one
who will be approved by God.
Kivrrtide I nton (iunday School
(First and Croc Streets)
Sunday schoot will start at 10
o'clock Sunday morning and will be
followed by preaching service at 11
when Carlos A. Plummer wlU speak.
The sermon- subject wlU be "The
Gospel ot The Kingdom."
Baptist Church
June 19 thc one hundredth
anniversary of the birth of Charles
Kaddon Spurgeon. the great Baptist
preacher of London, and thought by
many to be the greatest preacher of
alt time. anniversary has been
Sat.
only
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ONLY
ORE.
OF THE CHURCHES
observed -throughout tha world, es -
peclally in England where the great-
est of the nation have delighted to
do him honor. At the morning ser-
vice the pastor will take his life and
work as his theme. Special music by
the choir will be "All Shall Be Peace'
by Wilson.
The subject of the evening sermon
will be "Set-d and Soils." A song ser
vice will precede the sermon.
The young people's topic for dis
cussion is "The Mind of Christ on
Fear and Worry.-
Hours of services are: morning wor
ship. 11:00; evening worship. 8:00; B.
Y. P. V., 7:00: Bible school. 9:45;
Thursday evening prayer meeting.
8:00.
All are cordially Invited to these
services.
St. PrterN Episcopal Church
(4th and O Avenue)
8:00 o'clock Holy communion.
9:45 o'clock church school.
11:00 o'clock morning prayer t
sermon.
Method b-t Epist-opal Church
South Cor. U and Fir)
Sunday school 10 a. m.
W. B. Starmer, Supt. AH are cor
dially invited to this school and Its
classes.
Preaching at the 11 o'clock hour by
R. U. Waldraven of Corvallis. Ore.
League at 7 o'clock In the evening
and preaching again by presiding el
der at 8:00 p. m. -
All are urged to com?. A. J. Star
mer, pastor.
Central Chun-h of rhriwt
(1208 Penn. Ave.)
An effort Is being made to have
unusually lnteiesilng -services at the
Central Church of Christ Sunday.
Bible school will convene at 9:43 a.
m. with study classes for all apes.
Miss Dorothy Smuta is superinten
dent of th school.
The morning worship service begins
at 11:00 a. m. with the otservance of
the Lord's Supper the central fea
ture. An anthem will be sung by th?
choir. Mr. Mortimcre has announced
that he will sDeak on the subject
"The Eternal Certainty' at this hour.
Christian Endeavor will meet at
7:00 p. m. The "Goldie Wells" group
of the Girl's Missionary circle. Ud by
Sarah Draper, will have charge of the
Endeavor program and d:scv.sslon
hour. This program prcmli3 to be
very Interesting and evry young per
son of the church and friends are
invited to attend.
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, The evening service will Include an
especially imercai...-
The
ly. two piano accoiuu
I orchestra wm piay
short prelude
and congregational singing will be led
by the choir. The sermon wpic
the evening mesiage will be 'The
Way, The inith. The Life." We be
lieve vou will be encouraged and
helped by this service; both messages
of tie day will be or a positive aim
encouraging nature. The public Is
very cordially Invited to these ser
vices, especially since the evening
services will be discontinued during
the few weeks of vacation.
Zion Lutheran Church
(M Avenue near Fourth)
Certificates for those who attended
the sessions of the Daily Vacation
Bible School during the last two
weeks, will be distributed at the
morning service at 11:00 o'clock Sun
day. Handwork done during the va
cation school will also be displayed
alter the service. The pastor. Edwin
Bracher, will speak on the Ninth and
Tenth commandments "Thou Shalt
Not covet." A cordial Invitation Is
extended to all who wish to attend
this service.
Sunday school convenes at 9:45 for
worship and study of Bible lessons In
the Christian Life Course. Classes for
all who wish to attend this school,
At Lut:ier League. 7:00 p. m Henry
Jensen will be the leader. The topic
for consideration is "Present Day
M.-sicnarles." This meeting Is for
dw
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Friday, Juno 22, 1934
young people. During the months of
July and August the league will not
meet on Sunday evenings, ricnlc
meetings will be planned, however,
during tho summer.
MOVIE STAR'S
PICTURE IRKS
ART DIRECTOR
NEW YORK. June ja tfl - The
Whitney museum of American art an
nounced that Mrs. Jullanna Force,
director of the museum, at present
In London, has sent an agent to
Venice with Instructions to withdraw
the entire American exhibit at the
current Venice biennial exhibition
unless the portrait of Marlon Davles,
movie star, 1 removed. Mrs. Force's
objections to the painting were not
announced. It was painted by Tades
tyka, a Polish artist,
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