La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 30, 1934, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. 'mfvritw-vff- I Monday, July 30, 1934 Pajre Four oooooooooooooooooooooooo 'SOCl ETY MfcMMMMMii" ais----saw--val Lucile Metcalf, Robert Harrison Married Sunday Morning-; Will Make Home Here After Trip to The Coast Mum Mabel Morton 8oelety Editor phone: Main tA Until Noon oooooooooooooooooooooooo The rnarrtajBe at Miss tacOt Me-. v,. m Uir-lj Cnton eelf. dabbler o Mr and K--s. c;de ; M W(M .- members jvt nwtors, mvmja. Ixocn Bouse, ars? Vf-- Day. U m a social UUs.vvLHr. Hary Harruon. of j nua , waa ea crrz ce zrrjr:ur.jf. TS tsencuuay was 5r fccrned at lb bom o( t&e 6B4 parents, 1jS haul atreet, wnich wa beeuUftd wUo lu dr&&( of red aaa wait gladtuse. The weddlnf music p 174 by Aim. Oervud Lachzier Hx.ritxT, exa femes C. HxrnjutT, burnout, at fan Hum, mitt "1 Issi Ti Traiy Thanke Be To Ova," ynrAAii toe ceremony,. Birr, Uoyd Wa.n odje lated. "To bride. vu wa prea r By her father, wore a dreae oi egf ehell uo nude in r twtMl s shower bouquet o tueinidt ax4 orchid sweet oeaa. t'Mvwit the cmtaavy, a weedinf luncheon ni served to tr bttaai tl-jrrutsjn hzja at u which were ar?z?ed, Mr. IS4ir end lil o Iil vtse t.-js prizewinner. Efres,2-.sts were ser3. The ns faasieesee Til be Mn Hazel erjjTva and Kit Wln bum, toe exd pu to be an- e Legion, Auxiliary At Pine Cone Kembers of ue Amerttaa ttpoo tj toe itjoa svUxtUarr vail hotel a i ft ivm urjdiur am auiOhel party and iwnawa oJ Ua lacmJjr t j w x,r IJWn k;ja Co(! BaJa-rt tea. OUT Izmi-- j J2l. t (urnufd. relatlv we ptwrt tlx toe dine. IntJudliic Mi: w. J. ajid ill. and Ad- Jazc CtaiUe H ti mer. IX Fcrtiacd. - Tbe coupie leit fivnday wvmzit lx Pvtuod ftnd coaat jMii a&d an UttU return wul lavae tip Uxir ri druce at Um fiaruja-area. Tlcae brKea Co!uff awa coavjjxie m Ukry bt-e rfvpe with aqua xcarlxte acowflt. ixt Mr. aud Ura. Marnaw ae cru!u Mil Uusn lacalijr. Kr. Ham aa la umua of tbe Biue Kt. Cau37 Co. Un. Hamaun a a graduate of tbe La Ctrax4e Riga u.UA azid fcaa been In trie va'-ut of keel trj:&ea ooticerzia for ue laet lear ).'- Mrs. C. H. Reynolds Entertains At Saturday Luncheon 19 friends Kft 1XA o'tOrtK ttuu?jUM& lo lb nuun Matt trsjca o$ Uj I rce nd U f&rer vv la ; lnc vith itm rm vriica lit VfVf fcatLci piled. TrAuti ivzxs&ou. ! tA ru played brVi lo t 1 7yjmf Uim. Chiri revincMr flrU prtz and J4r. O. 0. Ai(bb7. m received yuest prlxe. Uu &Lft vu aLty Mwcrtd with man? Icntij nurcMtt by her tr)rt6 tfur1n the ftftrmoon. uprr wlil be end CO o'cUxt. City Park Is Picnic Place lirrribrrB of tc SSai VjCi and tt fcux.jjitr fr&ve picric pat; Bun 07 ren:r t t?t ci'.j t In honor o ln Free fimiiy wi-o muring avxn to K.-i-rpru kxjd ttiarj lx htn. tZlintk CrtiTkji. of Kurth FmJU, Uid Ur. N'jr Orcmjr, of fiea.:tle. Hie woavm ri-ivxl. Vj men pitched 3VjevjTjt, tJ-e children uaed the pA-7oura of tre park nd Uu J1 cir.e veiMT & for Urs tfif picnic cirar. It t rejxTed to i-se quute & tKoeWul m well uxjrt erj 'yrto event. . . A imjyjUAfjn In hebd In the yjt jjnn bUtn37 ffr out btu arjrm;cm of a rmiMj evening T:z td should hAve ied: O. E B Out. Otvee Party " ode of the Walkra eounty Uifcert Virginia Hunter Wed3 in California WALIjCWA ifcpec) Mr. nd Mr. C. A, Hunter reoefed word thi week from their daughter, Virginia Ie, who hA been rul'.ir In OaJl foraiA that ehe tu rrutrntd on Mon Oxy. July 10 to John Bran Edwards, of fian Francuco. Virginia was born and raiaed In Wallowa, raduad from tf local hlgi. acnool la the claw of "27 and from the UntTeralty of Oregon, where ahe waa member of Alpha Chi Orra aororlty. in lfr32. Mr. &imU la the aon of Itr. and Mrs. Fred P Edward, of I An gele, and attended the University of Southern Calllornia where he waa af filiated with the 8. A. E fraternity. Ke U not an entire atrangtr In Wal lowa. harlriK Tiaited here cm aeterai occana. Plve year as?o he waa ac companied toy hi mother and bro ther. Harrr. and they Pnt two j Pot the paat four yeari Mr. Ed ward ha ben employed aa a chem ist at the C. and H. augar refinery at Crockett, Ban Pranclaco suburb where the young couple will make their home. Officiate Checking - Local Hog Contracts (Continued Prorn Page Oue " i Uut counties' examined to far. It is expected that there maj be some cui fh the amount of nogs signed up on these contracts, but the cut will be between three and 10 per cent. Inspectlona were also made la Wallowa, Baiter, Malheur and Grant counties during the stay In this sec tion and according' to the report. WalJowa county nuiks first. hATisg the best eridence of anj couxr.y in the United 8tte. accordi7 to Coun ty Agtnt Harry G. Awry who ujxxxa P&rytfS the m"n on tsr ircctiaa tear. Eiuminatioru mrw being mae tbroufiirout the r-a:e ajtd it v. 11 not oe knoa-n deJiniy wuat cju. if any, will be made until the Inspec tion is entirely completed. The jrzt who were nere last wek aere Joc.n S. Denrkee oC Pan .Is ad. bead of the reporung fcerrx for Waaoing ton and Oregon, t. L. Coil in, of Ewcier, Coo, awl C. P. Boibroc-k. c pjrtlind. Henry Ford Is 71 Years Old Today ' BIG BY. U:ch, July 30 v 5 Kearr Fort t '1 Teara oM today. He land itr. Ford plan to observe the ; occaixa br the aarne quiet dinner ; together which haa featured each ' Ju-t SO aince they were married In - 1S&9 frm PenntHan&a C. W. Grout xs a Tiattor here during the eiel from hu toc at Cr.l Cite. Pr. n JToeriue Hoi ! Laura Lyona. who la en)oying an exsded tult In the northwest from : her borne In Newport. R. 1 waa a ;U Grande Tlillor during the week-jesd. Walter McCredie Dies : In Fortland Sunday (Continued rrom Page One) or two for Portland. Yesterday morning be realized the tui ... nr and he reauested that membere of the Portland team be hll pallbearers bukii hit rhAl. life, and he was cruahed with disappointment when he returned to paaeuau uwj to have a cellar team. ti" k. r, -d .hie to nurchase the playen he wanted Portland won five penante and made money, i-enania tame In 1904, 1910, 1811, 1833 and 1814. The Portland team which finished In second place last year waa prac-: tlcally "liquidated" and a host of young players formed the roster at the start of this season. FOB Sl'NDAY BATHERS A Sunny Sunday often means a Sunburned Monday. But McKeason's HtJRNTONE will effectively end the discomfort and Inflammation of Sun burn. Pleasant to apply, does not soil clothing. Get a tube for your next outing today. Ask your drug, gist for BURNTONE only 38c. Ml NAM CRIBS BURN; BLAZE SPECTACULAR Travellers on the La Grande Wal lowa Lake highway last evening from about 8:00 o'clock on for teveral hours witnessed a very spectacular blaze at Miriam. The cribs. In the rltlnlty of the old lumber mill, which remained part way across the river when the dam went out a few years ago. were set afire In some msnner, snd burned for a long time. Traffic on the highway was heavy at that time of night and the blaze was wit nessed by hundreds of people. Entertain At Breakfast Mrs, Elwood HtaU, Mia Judy Mrxa, Miss Mildred BUndley and Mia Leah Bramweil were h(tea at a breakfast Sunday moraine with Mia Jane Btanga a the gueat of honor. Breakfast waa served to the 24 guet in the main dining rrxxn of the L Grand hotel at 0, the gueets being seated at one long table which had garden flower for decora tiona. Later the group adjourned to the rnesKanJne for A time at bridge. Mis Connie fUjr made high score. Mia Btange waa presented with a gift by the hosteanea. Miss Janet King, of Los Angeles, Cal., a cousin of the honoree, was a gueat from out of the city. , Past Matrons To Entertain Wallowa County Pioneers Meet LOrfmiTE (pecial The WalJowa County Pioneer association held their axiTiual picnic near lytine Wednea- day, July 2. A dinner vu being spread on Ut tabiea, a drenching rain fell and erery one got wet through and through. After the rain, the sun came out and the prealdent, Mrs, Prank Pearce, called the meet ing for the election of of liter as follow: Prea., Jay Dobbin; tlce president, Che, Zurcher; secretary, Hartey Horner; memorial work chair- 1 man. Mrs. Prank Pearce. The com-' mittee to get a permanent place for meeting each year was heard from, but nothing definite was agreed upon. Te MethodUt camp grourd at the lake, an acreage near Enterjrlse and the place at Loetlne w lie re the picnic was held were submitted. The program was appreciated: flo rin solo, old Urrte music by W. P, Warnocfc, accompanJed by Mrs. War nock at the organ, and the gentle voice of Langatorn's bull dog, which caused much amusement; a trio by three Wallowa girl; addrtna by Mr Haifnvxyn; address of welcome by Jarne Leoiaard; response to address of welcome by tie new president, Jay Ibbln, who has been l:i Wallowa county 40 years; reading, "ttunday Outing," Hlchard McDanleU. of Wal lowa; James Clark, sang two n umber b aocomanled by Margaret Poley; ymg by Oenevleve Itolloway, of PI or a, and i another shower cloned the program f's- the day. Thus cld anither epl FLOYD JONES, BAKER, HURT IN ACCIDENT Floyd Jones, very well known In La Grande, hardware merchant of Baker received Injuries In an auto accident in which he figured Thursday eve ning, according to Baker papers. The light truck he was driving figured In a collision, Mr. Jones waa thrown from the vehicle by the Impact, re ceiving lacerations of the bead. In juries to his right shoulder and wrist and other injuries. He was In a aeml-consctous condition when picked up and taken to the Protestant hos pit hi. OMAHA hHKfcP OMAHA, July 30 W (V, 8. D A.) Bheep: 6,000; lambs steady. sheep unchanged; feeders strong; sorted range lambs 5iOw5.75; bent fed clipped lambs held above V&5; ewes down from 2 50; range feedl.ig lambs 5 006-25; best held above 6AQ. FCZEMA ITCHING " Quickly soolKe burning torment and promole healing ol irritated skin with- .'tc!?. ResinolfeJ The Put Matrons club of La Urande will entertain the Ifa D Bchllke aavxlatlon Wednesday. Aug tuit 1, at the Masonic hall, 'ilils an soclatlon la comprised of the Past MMrons from tlie vsrloue centers In I Wtillowa, Iluker and Union countlM. t Sewing Club On Wednesday The Senior Dewing club of the llrst ward will be entertained Wed nesday evening by Mrs. Unloulf at her home, 13WI Oak street, at B:CK) o'clock, G. I. A. Will ' Hold Meeting The a. 1. A. will moot In reirular session Thursday afternoon, AiikusI II at the Bainjuvffia Inn at 3:00 o'clock. K. D. Club ' Meets at Park Tlie Inst niwitlng of the K. D, club wan held at itivorsiiie park with Mrs HOLDS KAI.SK TKETH TKillTKIt AND LONCKIt This new dellgliifui powder kec fulse teeth from rocking, slipping or Iroppliig. No pasty taste or feeling. Hives perfect cunfldeiira all dy long (let Kostreth from L t I, Ihug Co. or your druggist. Three ales. Ailv. Dancing Classes Crnitivo, Klvytlilnic, llody I)ovcli;piii(fiit Altico Cmk La Criindu llolul SOCIAL CALENDAR V w Weilnesrlay, Augutt 1 Vi.UO Iora Ji. Mr:hllke itsvAla tiui annual meeting at trlajnlc hall. 0.30 AmArlratui lglon and le Klon auxiliary picruc at Plrte Cone, B:00 Binlor Sewing club, flnt Ward, Mrs. UvUaM, 1300 Ouk street. m ThunvUy. Auguat 2 3 .00 O. I. A , at H4u.Juwcu Inn. n '40 I'ollUf lt dinner at Mntlio- dlst rhurch, iirecedlng Juson lre Kjcrlnt tiw-etlfig. 7 30 Joules uuxlllury M Eiilfs hnIL JUST UNLOADED CAR OF WALL HOARDS Ked Top InKUliitloii ler foot 8c Mi.ftonlU! brown wall board and hard boards for all purposon. Counter tops, etc. Bhcetrock Plaster Board Hired finish, per fool 4c Home Lumber & Coal Co. Phone Main 17 Mickey McCoy W. O. Bawyer Parmere' Friendly Headquarters Today and Tuesday Willi KHANt.'lltrr TONK tlKNM IIAYMONI KH'I'IIKIt ItAlltlN KIJWAltl) ARNOLD "HONHV IIONKV" (lung t'mnrtly r 1 1 in: m:vh o Vina Dulmar's famous Lil city magazine slory of n (lauclitor of n small town cook . . , alonu in a grout, city . . . ah fought ht-f way to fame! 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' You Save $6.85 Zones 3 and 4 8 Pieces Delivered for $9 Down! 2-Piece All-Mohair Suited usually priced $69.95 Solid Walnut Butterfly Table, usually priced. 4.98 Solid Walnut Coffee Table, usually priced .... 4.98 Solid Walnut Magazine Table, usually priced 4.98 Pottery Table Lamp with Shade, usually priced 2.98 Junior Floor Lamp with Shade, usually priced 5.98 Tapestry Occasional Chair, usually priced - 9.95 Total at Wards usual prices .". $103.80 JsD.w,ss a . - 95.95 Monthly, Plin ' Carrying Charge You Save $7.85 "i'ffjFOTfwmrr? jiff wsf- j .W If 1101-03 Washington Ave. i S. a. mmy j MrV j.awaiaiiiiiBts. 1 a sff esmi al 1 r i..'. ' , -. i i..- s ...... war a m ajaa a j .r inmmi V ' -a7 WUJW Vunai-u. -aaaawaftkSSaSBSBaBSBasBSaaBaBaaaahSBl La Grande Phone Main 18 ,!4Ut rt3P7i0Ui